Hurricane Preparedness Week: Rip Currents and Identifying Your Trusted Sources of Information
The key to effective preparedness is knowing your local risks, developing a plan of action, and having a means of staying informed.
The key to effective preparedness is knowing your local risks, developing a plan of action, and having a means of staying informed.
The key to effective preparedness is knowing your local risks, developing a plan of action, and having a means of staying informed.
The key to effective preparedness is knowing your local risks, developing a plan of action, and having a means of staying informed.
The key to effective preparedness is knowing your local risks, developing a plan of action, and having a means of staying informed.
The key to effective preparedness is knowing your local risks, developing a plan of action, and having a means of staying informed.
The first step in making sure that you and your family are prepared for severe weather is pledging to prepare. This includes developing a family emergency and communications plan.
Flash flooding in North Carolina usually occurs when a large amount of rain falls in an area over a short period of time.
Each year in the United States, more than 400 people are struck by lightning.
When your area is under a tornado warning, or if you see a tornado approaching, you should seek shelter immediately! Most injuries associated with high winds are from flying debris, so remember to protect your head.
One of the keys to staying safe during the severe weather season is making sure that you have a way to receive lifesaving severe weather watches and warnings.