Pete Rogers

Director, Maine Emergency Management, Husband, father, soldier, surfer, lover of high altitude, Parrot head and proud Mainer.

[Pete Rogers @rogersgroup6]

Be prepared and stay safe friends.

[Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) @MaineEMA]

Hurricanes can impact Maine even after weakening. With peak hurricane season approaching, MEMA Director Pete Rogers encourages everyone to prepare. Read the full press release https://t.co/hjUiQ8h8p5 and explore historical hurricane tracks at https://t.co/GQA04TNPZi.

[Pete Rogers @rogersgroup6]

Truly honored to be a part of this great team.

[Pete Rogers @rogersgroup6]

Norwich University Applied Research Institutes Announces the Appointment of Peter Rogers to its Board of Directors https://t.co/P0pirQp2rX

[Pete Rogers @rogersgroup6]

Stay safe friends!

[Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) @MaineEMA]

More snow is heading our way! How will the storm impact you? Read our full press release here: https://t.co/ChoS4ljwsi

[Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) @MaineEMA]

Be prepared for the first widespread snowfall of the season, expected tomorrow. This storm may cause dangerous driving conditions and affect holiday travel. Read more in our press release: https://t.co/7Imdmc8885

[Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) @MaineEMA]

PLEASE BE AWARE

[Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) @MaineEMA]

DYK that the City of Bangor was once evacuated? In 1955 a nationwide effort was made to prepare the US in the event the Cold War escalated. Communities across Maine participated in a variety of ways, with the evacuation of Bangor being a highlight.
https://t.co/Dn9Iw41uJX

[Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) @MaineEMA]

The remnants of Beryl arrive in Maine today and there are flood watches in effect across much of the state. Check your local forecast for details and remember do not walk, swim, or drive through flood waters.

[Pete Rogers @rogersgroup6]

Here we go again. Keep your eyes on the sky and stay safe friends.

[Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) @MaineEMA]

Thunderstorms are likely tomorrow afternoon (Sunday) across Maine. Scattered severe storms are possible. Damaging winds and small hail are projected as the primary hazards with power outages likely. The tornado threat is low but not zero. Check your local forecast for details.

[Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) @MaineEMA]

MEMA personnel participated in a meeting of the Infrastructure Rebuilding and Resilience Commission in Rumford today. Learning from the impacts of recent storms and preparing for the next weather disaster is a vital part of making a ready and resilient Maine.

[Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) @MaineEMA]

The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch for Androscoggin, Franklin, Oxford, York, and Cumberland County, Maine through 8 PM EDT.

[Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) @MaineEMA]

Monitor your local forecast today. Make sure your smartphone is set up to receive weather alerts.
"Everyone needs to be ready to spring into action if necessary,” said MEMA Director Pete Rogers. Read the full press release here: https://t.co/xNu71vGkXY

[NWS Gray @NWSGray]

*SIGNIFICANT SEVERE WEATHER RISK JUNE 23* Numerous severe storms are expected today across parts of NH and ME. All hazards are on the table for this event with damaging winds the primary hazard. Ensure you have multiple ways of receiving information. #nhwx #mewx

[Pete Rogers @rogersgroup6]

Please keep an eye on the sky friends tough weather ahead.

[NWS Gray @NWSGray]

Good afternoon! Severe weather is expected Sunday. Damaging winds, tornadoes, and hail will be possible. Greatest storm threat will be between early afternoon and late evening, west to east. The earliest storms could start around noontime. #mewx #nhwx

[NWS Gray @NWSGray]

Good afternoon! Severe weather is expected Sunday. Damaging winds, tornadoes, and hail will be possible. Greatest storm threat will be between early afternoon and late evening, west to east. The earliest storms could start around noontime. #mewx #nhwx

[Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) @MaineEMA]

Didn't see a cooling center available in your area the last time you checked? Check again! Many additional centers have opened this week. Visit https://t.co/IjyHhq2ThC

[Pete Rogers @rogersgroup6]

Stay safe friends

[Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) @MaineEMA]

Can't escape the heat? There are nearly 30 open cooling centers listed at https://t.co/vx5T2FH3Xp
What are you doing to stay cool this week?

[Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) @MaineEMA]

Temperatures will be above 90 degrees much of the week. Stay safe by staying cool. As Cooling Centers open they will be posted here: https://t.co/vx5T2FH3Xp or you can call @211Maine

[Pete Rogers @rogersgroup6]

Tremendous job to all involved working to keep Maine safe during the Katahdin Shield exercise. Truly an amazing 4 days of training, networking and coordination. Well done!

[Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) @MaineEMA]

Seeing Maine National Guard, police, fire, hazmat, or other emergency responders in your area? The Katahdin Shield 2024 full scale training exercise is taking place statewide this week. Learn more at https://t.co/J4kesHpdH0

[Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) @MaineEMA]

A full-scale inter-agency training exercise is happening the first week of June. Major impacts to the public are not anticipated. Learn more at https://t.co/J4kesHoFRs