Houston/Galveston, TX
Weather Forecast Office
Severe Weather Safety Campaign March 5 - March 9, 2018 |
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MOCK TORNADO DRILL |
As part of the Southeast Texas Spring Weather Safety Campaign, a mock tornado drill will be conducted on Wednesday, March 7th 2018 at 10 am.
The purpose of the drill is to give Southeast Texans a chance to exercise what actions they would take in the event of an actual warning. When the mock tornado warning for the drill is issued, schools are encouraged to exercise their tornado plans moving students to safe locations within the school. If your school does not have a severe weather preparedness plan, contact your county's director of emergency management or the Houston/Galveston National Weather Service. A guide for developing an emergency plan can be found here.
Here are the plans for the drill:
Schools that participate with a tornado drill should activate their emergency procedures when they receive the mock Tornado Warning. Once all of the preparedness actions have been taken and the students have been moved to your prearranged shelter locations, you can consider that the drill is over for your school.
Feedback after the drill is very important. Information about the public's ability to hear the warning is needed in order to evaluate the effectiveness of our tornado warning communication system. Please email dan.reilly@noaa.gov with any feedback from the drill.
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