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#Hurricane terminology: A hurricane watch means *one is possible* in your area. Know your evacuation route & listen to local officials.
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#Hurricane terminology: A hurricane warning means one is expected in your area. Follow evacuation orders from local officials if given.
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Please RT. After a #tornado: Safety during clean-up, damage inspection, children’s needs and more: go.usa.gov/01i
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If storms are in your area, know the difference between a #tornado watch and warning. Learn more: go.usa.gov/0CJ
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Follow instructions from local officials before inspecting storm damage. Stay safe: go.usa.gov/bchk
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Let loved ones know you’re OK after the #tornado in #Oklahoma. Use the I’m Safe feature on the @RedCross #tornadoapp: ow.ly/lfCxz
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My heart goes out to the families affected by the tornado in Oklahoma. Good info on talking to children in disasters: bit.ly/12SEg92
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Our thoughts and prayers are with Oklahoma. Please share this info on staying safe after a disaster: go.usa.gov/01i
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Tips for helping #Oklahoma #tornado survivors- don't self deploy to the area & donate through trusted org's only nvoad.org/help
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Be prepared if severe weather is in your area. Listen for announcements of a #tornado watch or warning. Info: ow.ly/ld0MJ
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#Teachers get prepped for hurricane season w/the Hurricane Webinar Series for Educators - starts tomorrow! Info at hurricanescience.org/resources/webi…
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Be prepared to bring your #emergency kit with you if you need to evacuate/shelter during a disaster ready.gov/build-a-kit
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Our hearts go out to those affected by #tornado outbreaks. Important info on staying safe after a disaster: ow.ly/lctnA
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Be prepared if severe weather is in your area. Listen for announcements of a #tornado watch or warning. Info: go.usa.gov/0CJ
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You never know where you'll be for disasters, make a plan, get supplies & choose locations to meet. go.usa.gov/Gtw 
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North Texas Morning Update: 10 tornados. Structure damage in Hood, Johnson, Ellis and Wise Counties and flooding in Dallas County. #txwx
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Our hearts go out to those in TX affected by #tornado outbreaks. Important info on staying safe after a disaster: go.usa.gov/01i
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You don't know where you'll be when disaster strikes, so have a disaster supply kit for home, work & vehicles ready.gov/kit-storage-lo…
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#safetytip If you rely on electricity to operate life sustaining equipment, have a backup power supply -- know how to connect & start it.
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Moms do so much to keep us safe. Today, show #mom you care, talk to her about her emergency plan. Happy Mother's Day!
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Thanks to all the moms out there who help to keep us safe! #HappyMothersDay!
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Give the gift of #preparedness to your mom: A hand crank @NOAA weather radio with tone alert is a great option #MothersDay
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Learn how the whole community can work together to support each other before, during & after an emergency. go.usa.gov/Ts9m
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Discard any objects contaminated by mold that cannot be washed or laundered immediately and seal in plastic bags. #floods
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Know how to #prepare for #svwx: Elevate items in basement in case of #flood & bring in outdoor furniture that could be blown around/damaged
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Text HURRICANE to 43362 (4FEMA) to receive bi-weekly #hurricane #safetytips to your mobile phone fema.gov/text-message
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#MothersDay gift idea: a car-ready emergency kit. You can build it yourself! Learn how at ready.gov/kit-storage-lo…
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#Pet #Safetytip: If you evacuate your home, DO NOT leave your pets behind! Your pets cannot survive on their own ready.gov/caring-animals
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#Countdown 24days till #hurricane season, Social Media & Smart Phones are great, but am/fm radios work when cell service is down #SMEM
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It’s National Animal Disaster Preparedness Day. Visit go.usa.gov/TmPC for info on preparing your #pets for disasters.
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Washington and four other states celebrate wildfire preparedness week ow.ly/kNbc4
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During a #wildfire, if asked to evacuate, please do so immediately and listen to local officials.
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The risk of wildfire is real. Be careful this wildfire season by being #Firewise. Visit firewise.org for more information.
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Figure out your #flood risk and learn about ways to protect yourself at floodsmart.gov
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Resources for getting involved & sharing preparedness at work, in your community, or at home: ready.gov/get-involved cc @ReadydotGov
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Wash clothes worn during #storm cleanup separately in hot water and detergent to prevent contaminating other items. 1.usa.gov/X5ss2v
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#Wildfires can trigger feelings of overwhelming anxiety- find helpful coping tips here: 1.usa.gov/13StwZj #CAfire
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#Flood warnings? Avoid moving water. 6 inches can sweep you off your feet & a foot of water will float vehicles. ready.gov/floods
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Here’s a good site for you to learn how to prepare for a #wildfire. tinyurl.com/7x25nb6
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#Wildfire season came early this year. Are you ready? Our infographic has tips to help you stay safe: go.usa.gov/Td8Q
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If you are in the path of #wildfires, know what to do before, during, and after an #emergency evacuation: ow.ly/kGPWk
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If local officials advise evacuation, do so immediately. Take your disaster kit, lock your home & choose a route away from the #wildfire.
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SoCal fires raise community safety concerns; find #Fireiwse tips here ow.ly/kH1iO #SpringsFire
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There are many ways to get #emergency alerts, make sure you know how you'll be notified if something happens ready.gov/warning-system…
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Just in time for spring, our new #tornado infographic has plenty of tips for staying safe from twisters: go.usa.gov/TVbm
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In the path of #wildfires? Learn what to do before, during, and after an #emergency evacuation: ow.ly/kDUoc
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