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Whether it's a hurricane, tornado, or severe thunderstorm, intense weather conditions can create life threatening hazards. I offer some tips on how to prepare yourself and your home BEFORE the storm hits.

As we enter into an early spring, here are some tips to keep in mind in severe weather situations. https://st8.fm/49eZvt0

National Preparedness Month is here, urging us to be ready for anything that comes our way. Check out these essential tips for surviving severe weather. Knowledge is power, and preparedness is key! Stay informed and stay safe. #NationalPreparednessMonth #SafetyFirst #BePrepared https://st8.fm/44q0Lqn

Be prepared for severe weather during National Preparedness Month! Check out these helpful tips to stay safe and protect your home. #NationalPreparednessMonth #SevereWeatherTips https://st8.fm/44q0Lqn

When it comes to surviving severe weather, preparation is key. Check out these essential tips from State Farm's #SimpleInsights on weather safety. Protect what matters most! https://lnkd.in/gJWjBc46

While life can be better by the lake, it’s crucial to recognize the unique dangers found on lakes during severe weather. Strong storms like hurricanes bring not just rain, but high water levels, flooding, and dangerous debris. Make sure you're prepared to weather the storm with these safety tips. 👇

Severe winter weather and windchill are affecting much of the United States due to winter storm Gerri, with some places experiencing 40 degrees below average temperatures according to the USA National Forecast. Ahead of the winter storm, FEMA has published a “How to prepare for a winter storm” guidance, which gives timely advice on essential steps we should take to stay safe, before, during, and after the storm. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3HeTnVA During the blackouts of Winter Storm Uri of 2021 in Texas, communities of color were four times more likely to experience a blackout than predominately white areas. Severe winter storms are impacting Texas once again along with other parts of the country. It's important to note that any true relief from disaster must first address underlying inequities, injustices, and basic needs; in order to avoid the next disaster. Check out the article written by Dr. Cristina Muñoz De La Torre, PhD about climate-related hazards on our website.

We're in for some serious weather over the next couple of days. Here's a quick-action checklist to make sure your facility prepared: 1️⃣  Clear rooftops of loose debris, furniture, and any materials that could become projectiles in high winds 2️⃣  Test your generators and  and make sure they have enough fuel to keep your operations running smoothly during a power outage 3️⃣ Double-check ALL storm drains are clear and free of debris. This will help prevent flooding and water damage. Bonus Tip: Now is a great time to review your emergency plans and make sure all employees know the drill. Don't let a storm catch you off guard. Follow these tips and keep your facility safe during any inclement weather.

No matter where you live, inclement weather can impact you with very little warning. This is especially true during spring storm season when unpredictable weather is quite common. Intense winds, heavy rain, hailstorms, and flooding can wreak havoc on your home, leaving you with costly repairs including damaged roofs, broken windows, or wind damage to the structure of your property. 🏠 Fortunately, there are several ways you can prevent potential weather damage and prepare for severe weather before disaster strikes. Read the following emergency preparedness suggestions to limit the impacts that spring storms could have on your home 👉 https://loom.ly/J72Jk_E #springflooding #weatherconditions #snowmelt #prepare #homeownertips #restore #waterdamage #leak