CWU Office of Emergency Management

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[Readygov @Readygov]

Make sure you’re prepared before attending the #FIFAWorldCup! Visit https://t.co/PZTykxe6rt for preparedness tips and learn how to be ready for inclement weather, security threats, and other emergencies.

[Readygov @Readygov]

Most wildfires start from everyday actions. You can help prevent them:
- Keep a 10ft safe zone around campfires
- Never toss lit cigarettes
- Always follow burn bans & check local rules
https://t.co/thbPZei5Jz

[WA Emergency Management @waEMD]

911 is one of the most important public services available, but many people are still unsure about when to call, what information to provide or what happens after the call is made.

Will you help us by taking this survey? https://t.co/Cd73vpnhva

[EllensburgWashington @Ellensburg_WA]

The City Gas Division will be performing annual leak survey work during the next several months. Please make sure crews have unobstructed access to residential gas meters. For questions, call [phone].

[Readygov @Readygov]

Make a plan ahead of time if you live in an area prone to wildfires. If you see one, report it right away. If you are told to evacuate, do so immediately.

Stay informed & learn what to do before, during, & after a wildfire: https://t.co/g1UT5lw0XT

[PNSN @PNSN1]

“Vancouver, Vancouver, this is it!” Forty-six years after USGS volcanologist David A. Johnston sent his final transmission in the first moments of the May 18, 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens, we remember all the lives lost and changed that day and honor his legacy of service.

[PNSN @PNSN1]

It’s Volcano Awareness Month in WA and OR! Come to Burke-Gilman Brewing in Seattle on Monday to mark the anniversary of the 1980 Mt. St. Helens eruption and hear PNSN director Harold Tobin explain how we monitor seismic activity from the Cascade volcanoes.

[CWU Office of Emergency Management @cwu_em]

FBI warning foreign #cyber hijacking of home and small-office #routers to spy on internet activity and steal sensitive data like passwords and emails.

Link to how to protect yourself:
https://t.co/Yq2VWTBSNg

[Randy Small - Whatcom County Weather @RandySmall]

What a stunning night to tiptoe through the tulips!

#skagitcounty #tulips

[Snoqualmie Pass @SnoqualmiePass]

10" of new snow on I-90/Snoqualmie
12" of new snow on US 12/White
16" of new snow on SR 410/Chinook

Snoqualmie forecast: 1 to 3" of snow Thursday.

📷: Good morning from WP & avalanche control on Chinook.

[Morgan Palmer @MorganKIRO7]

WATCH: Extremely heavy snow at Summit Central at Snoqualmie Pass, Washington. #wawx

[AccuWeather @accuweather]

Huge hail slammed into a lake in Minnesota as severe weather swept the region. Madison Lake resident Terri Robb captured this video and said the storm was producing "baseball-sized hail."

[EllensburgWashington @Ellensburg_WA]

Help make a difference in your community and apply to join a City advisory board or commission. Multiple positions have terms expiring on May 31, 2026, and some have current vacancies.

Learn more: https://t.co/dIxe8wBewf
Apply: https://t.co/xkxM8zwDWL

[EllensburgWashington @Ellensburg_WA]

We're hiring! Check out these listings and others on our hiring page at: https://t.co/m0PwnY1zjB
• Library Specialist (Reference Division)
• Engineering Intern

[Physics & Astronomy Zone @zone_astronomy]

The highest quality video of the moon was just released… this is so beautiful.

[CWU Office of Emergency Management @cwu_em]

@RandySmall Another set of great pics Randy

[AccuWeather @accuweather]

The way the weekends just go by way too fast, and Mondays just drag on and on 🌎

[National Weather Service @NWS]

🚨 Homeschoolers! Public school science teachers! Weather junkies! 🚨

We kick off this week's Weather101 lineup with The Basics of NWS. Can't make any of our other classes? This is the one to see. We wrap up the week talking about The Radar.

Visit https://t.co/xXeNYT2gQ1 to register

[EllensburgWashington @Ellensburg_WA]

The Ellensburg 2046 Comprehensive Plan Periodic Update is in progress, and there are several engagement opportunities available for public participation. Three new mini-polls related to Land Use and Infrastructure, Economic Development, and Community Voices are now available in

[National Weather Service @NWS]

It’s the Spring Equinox—astronomical spring begins today. Meteorological spring started March 1.
Learn why they’re different: https://t.co/rRWaknryeV
How do YOU mark spring?