Emergency Kit essentials are different for everyone. For the #deaf & hard of hearing, include ways to communicate
📝Pen/Paper
📱🔌 Charged Cell Phone, Charger
🔋 Hearing Aid, extra batteries
📢Whistle
📋 Contact info: Interpreting Services, Family/Friends#SeverePrep #HUNwx pic.twitter.com/I3zTbtyMyT— NWS Huntsville (@NWSHuntsville) February 6, 2024
The latest "Tornado Sheltering Guidelines" from NOAA are quite helpful. If a tornado warning is issued for your area, you must GET OUT of mobile homes, cars/vehicles, and manufactured homes. ALL BAD OPTIONS!
Safe rooms and basements are good options, however. pic.twitter.com/AAOXjtHB8V
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) April 13, 2019
🌪️ As we roll into Spring Severe Weather Season, here are some severe weather safety tips:
📋 Don't let storms surprise you – have a plan
🏡 Know where to go when warnings are issued
📻 Make sure your weather radio works properly
🔌 Charge devices📌 #SeverePrep pic.twitter.com/1S8iAXjk9n
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) February 6, 2024
🤔Are you tech-ready for severe weather?
💻📸📱 Technology has made it easier than ever to prepare for emergencies, but it can be unreliable during an emergency if you haven’t planned to keep your gadgets protected & powered up! https://t.co/SQwreIXdpb
📌 #SeverePrep pic.twitter.com/sQRwiTDJ7w
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) February 9, 2024
INCREASED RAIN CHANCES TODAY… Scattered showers and occasional thunderstorms will be possible throughout the day and into the evening hours on this Sunday.
A severe weather risk will set up later this evening and into tonight. Have a way to hear warnings overnight into Monday morning!
