New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation

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[NYS Div. of Homeland Security & Emergency Services @NYSDHSES]

It’s going to be dangerously hot and humid today. Stay safe by following these heat safety tips:

🥤 When working in the heat, drink 24-32 oz of water an hour
🌳 Limit your outdoor activities
🧢 Wear light clothing & sunscreen
🐕 Keep children & pets inside, if possible.

[New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation @NYSDEC]

DEC and @HealthNYGov have issued an air quality health advisory for ozone today, June 12th, for Long Island.

☎️ For additional information you can contact the Air Quality Hotline: [phone]

👉 Latest AQI forecast: https://t.co/DZPkbn2Kpb

[NYS Div. of Homeland Security & Emergency Services @NYSDHSES]

Rain and thunderstorms are developing across southwestern NY and are quickly moving eastward into central NY.

🌧️ Widespread rain totals near 0.50” are expected
🌬️ Damaging wind gusts may surpass 50 mph
🧊 Hail & flash flooding are possible
📱 Monitor your local forecast

[New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation @NYSDEC]

DEC and @HealthNYGov have issued an air quality health advisory for ozone today, June 11th, for Long Island and New York City Metro.

☎️ For additional information you can contact the Air Quality Hotline: [phone]

👉 Latest AQI forecast: https://t.co/DZPkbn2Kpb

[NYS Div. of Homeland Security & Emergency Services @NYSDHSES]

Today will be hot & humid, with temperatures in the upper 80s to lower 90s. Heat Advisories are in effect for portions of Western NY, Finger Lakes, Southern Tier, Mid-Hudson, Capital Region, Long Island & NYC.

Stay cool, hydrated, and safe in this heat: https://t.co/nuAwn4odSh.

[Commissioner Terry O'Leary @DHSESCommish]

We are prepared and ready to keep New Yorkers safe during this historic summer, and it is important for everyone to do their part. Extreme heat can be deadly, so make a plan now before temperatures rise.
https://t.co/qZLkJRgzxo

[NYS Div. of Homeland Security & Emergency Services @NYSDHSES]

Humidity increases today, with “feels-like” temperatures in the upper 80s to lower 90s. Stay cool and hydrated.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected today. Hail, damaging winds & flash flooding are possible. Monitor your local forecast & sign up for emergency alerts.

[NYSDOH @HealthNYGov]

Be prepared from Wednesday through the weekend for temperatures that could be dangerous. Check for locations of cooling centers and find other information to plan ahead: https://t.co/ijKBiVru8c

[NYS Div. of Homeland Security & Emergency Services @NYSDHSES]

Scattered heavy downpours are expected across western and central NY this afternoon/evening. 0.25–1.00” likely, with localized totals up to 2.50” possible. Locally high rain rates may cause flash flooding.

Never walk, swim or drive through flood waters. Turn Around, Don’t Drown!

[NYS Div. of Homeland Security & Emergency Services @NYSDHSES]

A little preparation can make a big difference when temperature rise this summer. ☀️

[New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation @NYSDEC]

DEC and @HealthNYGov have issued an air quality health advisory for ozone today, June 6th, for Long Island and New York City Metro.

☎️ For additional information you can contact the Air Quality Hotline: [phone]

👉 Latest AQI forecast: https://t.co/DZPkbn2Kpb

[New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation @NYSDEC]

DEC and @HealthNYGov have issued an air quality health advisory for ozone today, June 5th, for Long Island and New York City Metro.

☎️ For additional information you can contact the Air Quality Hotline: [phone]

👉 Latest AQI forecast: https://t.co/DZPkbn2Kpb

[New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation @NYSDEC]

@HealthNYGov @NYSDHSES @nycHealthy @nycemergencymgt In addition to the New York City Metro region already issued, DEC and @HealthNYGov are issuing an Air Quality Health Advisory for Monday May 18th, for Ozone for the Lower Hudson Valley region.

[New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation @NYSDEC]

DEC and @HealthNYGov have extended an air quality health advisory for ozone through May 18th for New York City Metro.

☎️ For additional information you can contact the Air Quality Hotline: [phone]

👉 Latest AQI forecast: https://t.co/DZPkbn2Kpb

[New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation @NYSDEC]

DEC and @HealthNYGov have issued an air quality health advisory for ozone today, May 17th, for Long Island and New York City Metro.

☎️ For additional information you can contact the Air Quality Hotline: [phone]

👉 Latest AQI forecast: https://t.co/DZPkbn2Kpb

[NYS Department of State @NYSDOS]

Fun Fact Friday🎉 It's Earth Week!

New York State has “water, water, everywhere”— but what are we doing to protect our water resources?

Well, DOS has multiple programs protecting water quality, habitats, species & more🌊🌾🦀🚣🏿‍♀️

Check out the video below! @NYSDEC @NYstateparks

[NYS Div. of Homeland Security & Emergency Services @NYSDHSES]

Feels-like temperatures are expected to range from 20–40ºF across the state today. These cold temperatures may catch people off guard.

Scattered, light snow showers will move eastward across Upstate NY through the evening. The evening commutes may be slippery; use caution.

[NYS Div. of Homeland Security & Emergency Services @NYSDHSES]

Widespread rain showers and isolated
thunderstorms will continue through Western & Central NY into this evening. Rain will also spread eastward across most of Upstate NY, ending in northern and eastern NY overnight.

Monitor your local forecast and be prepared for severe weather.

[NYS Div. of Homeland Security & Emergency Services @NYSDHSES]

Severe weather is possible today for several areas throughout the state. Severe thunderstorms and damaging winds are the main threats.

Be prepared for severe weather by texting the name of your county or borough to 333111 for real-time weather and emergency alerts.

[NYS Div. of Homeland Security & Emergency Services @NYSDHSES]

Dry weather conditions and low humidity levels may increase fire danger across much of the southeastern NY regions.

🔥 New Yorkers should stay alert & be prepared: https://t.co/Ga7t1MqtqM
☎️ If you see a wildfire, call 911 immediately
🚫 NYS Burn Ban is in effect through May 14