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Social Media: What Weather-Ready Looks Like
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Please help the NWS spread these messages on social media! Everyone is welcome to use the text and images provided below to help the NWS build a Weather-Ready Nation.

Wildfire

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What does being Weather-Ready look like? When it comes to wildfires, it means working to create defensible space by clearing brush around your property. Learn more about defensible space and other wildfire preparedness tips at weather.gov/safety/wildfire

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What does being #WeatherReady look like? When it comes to wildfires, it means working to create defensible space by clearing brush around your property. Learn more about defensible space and other wildfire preparedness tips at weather.gov/safety/wildfire

What does Weather-Ready look like? Before wildfires: Community members and property owners create a defensible space by clearing brush away from homes and buildings.

 

Hot Cars

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What does being Weather-Ready look like? When it comes to vehicle heat safety, it means caregivers and parents setting reminders and always looking before they lock. Learn more heat safety and preparedness tips at weather.gov/safety/heat

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What does being #WeatherReady look like? When it comes to vehicle heat safety, it means caregivers and parents setting reminders and always looking before they lock. Learn more heat safety and preparedness tips at weather.gov/safety/heat

What does Weather-Ready look like? During heat: Responsible caregivers and parents never leaving the vulnerable alone in vehicles, and always looking before they lock.

 

Floods

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What does being Weather-Ready look like? When it comes to flood safety, it means knowing to never drive around barricades or through flooded roads -- the cause of most flood fatalities. Learn more flood safety tips at weather.gov/safety/flood

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What does being #WeatherReady look like? When it comes to flood safety, it means knowing to never drive around barricades or through flooded roads -- the cause of most flood fatalities. Learn more flood safety tips at weather.gov/safety/flood

What does Weather-Ready look like? During floods: Motorists who never drive around barricades or through flooded roads.

 

 

Tornadoes

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What does being Weather-Ready look like? When it comes to tornadoes, it means knowing your ‘safe place’ and practicing going there well before severe weather arrives. Learn more tornado safety tips at weather.gov/safety/tornado

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What does being #WeatherReady look like? When it comes to tornadoes, it means knowing your ‘safe place’ and practicing going there well before severe weather arrives. Learn more tornado safety tips at weather.gov/safety/tornado

What does Weather-Ready look like? Before tornadoes: People locating their safe place from tornadoes and who practice going there well before severe weather arrives.

 

Beach

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What does being Weather-Ready look like? When it comes to beach safety, it means knowing that swimming at a beach with crashing waves is not the same as swimming at a pool. Learn more beach safety tips at weather.gov/safety/beachhazards

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What does being #WeatherReady look like? When it comes to beach safety, it means knowing that swimming at a beach with crashing waves is not the same as swimming at a pool. Learn more beach safety tips at weather.gov/safety/beachhazards

What does Weather-Ready look like? Before the beach: Families who recognize that swimming at a surf beach with crashing waves is not the same as swimming in a pool. These familias only swim at beaches with lifeguards.

 

Hurricane Planning

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What does being Weather-Ready look like? When it comes to hurricane planning, it means sitting down with family or close friends and deciding how to stay in contact with each other, where to go, and what to do. weather.gov/safety/hurricane

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What does being #WeatherReady look like? When it comes to hurricane planning, it means sitting down with family or close friends and deciding how to stay in contact with each other, where to go, and what to do. weather.gov/safety/hurricane

What does Weather-Ready look like? Before hurricanes: People who sit down with their family or close friends and decide how they will stay in contact with each other, where they will go, and what they will do in an emergency.

 

Hurricane Prep

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What does being Weather-Ready look like? When it comes to hurricane preparedness, it means people who pack an emergency supply kit, review their insurance policy, and are ready to follow emergency instructions from local officials. weather.gov/safety/hurricane

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What does being #WeatherReady look like? When it comes to hurricane preparedness, it means people who pack an emergency supply kit, review their insurance policy, and are ready to follow emergency instructions from local officials. weather.gov/safety/hurricane

What does Weather-Ready look like? Before hurricanes: People who prepared by packing an emergency supplies kit, review their insurance policy, and follow the instructions of local officials before the storm arrives.