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Governor Robert Bentley has declared February 19-24th, 2017, as Severe Weather Awareness Week in Alabama. The National Weather Service, the Alabama Emergency Management Agency, and other supporting organizations ask for your help in providing the public with information about severe weather safety. Advance planning and increased awareness will help residents of Alabama survive these deadly storms.
I'm sorry, I'm late getting to this, I hope all members (and guests) will look over this information and use it for your safety and to inform others. Even if you're not living in the state of Alabama, you will get excellent information concerning severe storms!!
Please stay safe!!
http://www.weather.gov/bmx/outreach_feb2017
I'd also like to hear from each of you, as in what is your source of receiving weather warnings and some examples of what you and your family do when there is dangerous weather in your area.
I think it's an excellent idea (and I think MichelleH posted this on FB) to make sure you wear or have shoes available when you take shelter due to walking around debris. I'm a firm believer in helmets as there is proof (I'll have to find the link) they can help in preventing head injuries.
I'm sorry, I'm late getting to this, I hope all members (and guests) will look over this information and use it for your safety and to inform others. Even if you're not living in the state of Alabama, you will get excellent information concerning severe storms!!
Please stay safe!!
http://www.weather.gov/bmx/outreach_feb2017
I'd also like to hear from each of you, as in what is your source of receiving weather warnings and some examples of what you and your family do when there is dangerous weather in your area.
I think it's an excellent idea (and I think MichelleH posted this on FB) to make sure you wear or have shoes available when you take shelter due to walking around debris. I'm a firm believer in helmets as there is proof (I'll have to find the link) they can help in preventing head injuries.
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