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Tornadoes can happen any time of year, and parts of the South see a secondary increase in tornado activity during the fall. Cooler weather doesn't mean the severe weather threat is over. #FallWeather #SevereWeatherPrep
Lightning can strike miles away from a storm.
If you hear thunder, move inside a building or hard-topped vehicle.
Wait at least 30 minutes after the last thunder before going back outside.
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If severe weather moves in, go indoors right away.
Stay away from windows and move to a small interior room on the lowest level.
Quick action can protect you from flying debris, hail, and strong winds.
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Accurate information from trusted resources is key to staying safe when severe weather hits.
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Severe weather season is knocking on the door (like we haven't been wet enough to start the year. 🤷♂️)
🚘 Wipers on ➡️ Lights on
🌪️ Tornado while driving? Pull off and find shelter. NEVER stop under an overpass.
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Know the differences between watches and warnings.
A watch means conditions are possible, & it's time to stay alert. ⚠️
A warning means the threat is happening or imminent, & you need to take action.‼️ #WeatherAware #SevereWeatherPrep
Severe weather season is approaching, meaning it's a great time get prepared. Take a few minutes to build or refresh your severe weather safety kit with trusted essentials so you're ready to act. #WeatherSafety #SevereWeatherPrep
Tornado safety starts long before a warning is issued. Have a plan, know how you'll receive alerts, and review guidance from trusted sources like the NWS. This severe weather season, preparing ahead helps you act quickly when seconds matter. #SevereWeatherPrep #WeatherSafety
As severe weather season approaches, it's important to understand how tornado warnings are communicated. NWS forecast offices may include Impact Based Warning (IBW) damage tags to convey expected impacts & urgency. #WeatherAware #SevereWeatherPrep
Severe weather season can bring underlying stress or worry. Preparing ahead, including reviewing your safety plan, enabling alerts, and knowing where to shelter, can help you feel more in control when storms threaten. #SevereWeatherPrep
Stay out of floodwater. What looks calm on the surface can hide debris, sharp object, or downed power lines. If you can't see what's below, don't step or drive into it. Your safety isn't worth the risk. #FloodSafety #SevereWeatherPrep
Don't drive into floodwater. You can't see the road underneath, and even shallow water can carry a vehicle sideways. Choose a safer route and give yourself extra time. No destination is worth the risk. #FloodSafety #SevereWeatherPrep
🌧️The Weather Prediction Center's Excessive Rainfall Outlooks highlights areas where heavy rain may lead to flash flooding. If you're in a highlighted zone, stay weather-aware, monitor forecasts, and be ready to act if warnings are issued. #FloodSafety #SevereWeatherPrep
A Flash Flood Emergency is a rare, life-threatening warning issued when flooding is happening or imminent. Move to higher ground immediately, follow instructions rom local officials, and move to higher ground. #FloodSafety #SevereWeatherPrep
Don't assume severe weather only happens during certain months. Tornadoes, hail, and strong winds can occur any time of year. Know your shelter location, have supplies ready, and understand weather alerts. Preparation brings peace of mind. #SevereWeatherPrep
DO YOU KNOW THE DIFFERENCE? With storms approaching, it's a great time to remember the difference between and watch and a warning. With the Tornado WATCH being issued, it covers a wider area, was issued hours ahead and means now is the time to PREPARE. #INwx #SevereWeatherPrep ⛈️
Severe weather prep: don’t let them catch you off guard!
● Have a plan
● Check supplies
● Charge devices
● Secure outdoor items
● Get alerts
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How to Prepare for Severe Weather: Essential Tips and Checklist
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Don't let severe weather surprise you this #NationalHomeownershipMonth! ⛈️
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From wildfires to hail and severe thunderstorms, are you prepared for severe weather? Remember these safety tips:
🎒 Create an emergency go-bag
📍 Develop an evacuation plan
📲 Monitor local weather alerts
For more tips, visit https://t.co/NnUigiu0Iy. #SevereWeatherPrep
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