The top sources for severe weather safety
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In today’s information age, staying informed is as easy as ever. But, in the event of severe weather, how can you sort through the clutter to find the most relevant information to you? Let’s face it: when severe weather hits, you want access to the best resources as quickly as possible.
Real time information
Keep you and your family safe during a severe storm with up to date information.
The FEMA mobile app features:
- National Weather Service alerts for up to 5 locations
- Safety reminders and tips, emergency checklists
- Locate open shelters
- Disaster reporter- share and find information on damage
Click here to download app for Apple and Android
Severe storm preparation
Conditions change fast during severe weather events.
Ready.gov has detailed information on how to prep for every weather event
Get information on:
- How to determine your risk
- Create an emergency plan
- Coping with power outages
Storm specific:
- How to prepare your home
- What to do in the hours before a hurricane arrives
- Post hurricane tips
- Safety tips
- What to during a watch or warning
- Post flooding safety
- What to do before, during and after
- Tornado facts
- Tornado terms defined
Evacuation tips
All evacuation orders should be taken seriously, as they are put in place for your safety.
Check out the CDC’s tips for evacuating here.
Fast takeaways:
- Take the essentials
- Don’t protect your property if it means risking your health and safety
- Follow recommended emergency routes
