Its severe weather awareness week. We'll have a few posts through the week outlining ways to make sure you're prepared for severe weather (of all forms). First thing is making sure you know your @NWS office! Visit https://t.co/04iOPPdfml to follow your office.#FLwx #ALwx #GAwx pic.twitter.com/BhitcIkPy4
— NWS Tallahassee (@NWSTallahassee) February 5, 2024
🧐 Plan Ahead – Pick a quiet weather day to make your severe weather safety plan.
🏃🏘️🌪️You may have only minutes to find shelter before a tornado strikes. Practice a family tornado drill at least once a year.
📌 #SeverePrep pic.twitter.com/ZxBmldQrqx
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) February 5, 2024
📢 NEVER rely solely on outdoor sirens! They are not meant to be heard indoors & not everyone outdoors can hear them. #SeverePrep pic.twitter.com/mitoMQx8XC
— NWS Birmingham (@NWSBirmingham) February 5, 2024
Nice, dry day is in progress across the Deep South with only a few clouds noted near the Mississippi River at midday. No rain is expected locally today or on Thursday. pic.twitter.com/VipvUCFrw9
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) February 7, 2024
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
