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Readygov
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Disasters don't plan ahead, you can. #BeReady
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    Jun 1
    Hurricane Season is officially here! Remember: these storms aren’t just a coastal problem; they can affect states far inland. Now is the time to prepare: know your risk, make a plan, build an emergency kit & follow @NHC_Atlantic for updates. More tips: ready.gov/hurricanes
    A lone bench partially submerged by turbulent ocean waves under a stormy sky. Text reads "June 1st is the start of Atlantic Hurricane Season. Are you ready?"
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    As summer days get longer and temperatures rise, remember to stay safe during periods of high heat: - Drink plenty of water - Wear loose, light-colored clothing - Watch for signs of heat-related illness For more tips, visit ready.gov/heat.
    Stay safe during extreme heat. Learn more: ready.gov/summer-ready. Wear loose, lightweight, light-colored clothing. Drink plenty of fluids to stay hydrated. Watch for heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. #SummerReady
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    Quick check: Have you downloaded the FEMA app yet? 👀📱 It can help you stay informed with real-time weather and emergency alerts from @NWS and provide resources and preparedness tips before a hurricane threatens your area. ➡️ fema.gov/app
    Weather the storm. Be hurricane ready with the FEMA App. Download the free FEMA app today: fema.gov/app
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    Jun 22
    Lightning can strike up to 10 miles away from a storm. During Lightning Safety Awareness Week, remember: when thunder roars, go indoors. Move inside a sturdy building or hard-topped vehicle & stay away from windows, porches and trees. Stay weather aware: ready.gov/thunderstorms-…
    Illustration of a person holding an umbrella in rain with tips on outdoor safety during thunderstorms and lightning.
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    Jun 22
    What time is it? Summertime! ☀️😎 Happy #SummerSolstice & remember before you head outdoors, take time to prepare for hot weather. Stay hydrated, identify cooling centers you can go to when temperatures rise, and know the signs of heat illness. More: ready.gov/summer-ready
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    Jun 19
    Here’s how you can make #FIFAWorldCup match day a safe day: − Create an emergency plan for your group BEFORE match day − Locate venue emergency exits, plan how to evacuate safely, and choose a meeting spot if you get separated from your group
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    Jun 18
    Tropical Storm #Arthur is a reminder that hurricane season is here! Get ready now: check your area's risk for hurricanes & learn how to stay safe during hazards like extreme winds & flooding. Visit Ready.gov/hurricanes for tips on how to prepare, make a plan, & stay safe.
    Graphic showing hurricane preparedness steps: make a plan, build an emergency kit, and stay informed via alerts.
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    Jun 18
    Parts of the southeast U.S. are likely to be affected by dangerous flash flooding through Friday. If you are out and about, remember: Turn Around, Don’t Drown! Never drive or walk through any flooded roads and always follow signs and instructions from local officials.
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    Jun 17
    Severe weather can happen fast & every area may face different risks. Know what hazards are in the forecast where you live - whether it’s tornadoes, flooding, damaging winds or hail. Make a plan, prepare your emergency kit & have multiple ways to receive alerts.
    Dark storm clouds with lightning bolts striking over a green landscape, emphasizing awareness of severe thunderstorm risks. Text reads "know your area's disaster risks for severe thunderstorms"
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    Jun 17
    Heading home from #FIFAWorldCup festivities? Only use official taxi services or ride-share apps to travel from tournament venues, events, and hotels. Stay safe and don’t make yourself a target for scams.
    Yellow taxi parked outside a stadium with a person waiting with the text "Score a safe ride, use official transportation to avoid scams. Visit ready.gov for more information."
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    Jun 17
    A Tropical Storm Watch means conditions are possible in your area. A warning means conditions are expected. Either way - now is the time to act. ✅ Follow your local forecast ✅ Charge phones & backup batteries ✅ Listen to local officials & be ready to leave if told to evacuate
    Tropical storm warning: tropical storm conditions (sustained winds of 39 to 73 mph are expected within the next 36 hours)
Tropical storm watch: tropical storm conditions (sustained winds of 39 are possible within the next 48 hours)
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    Jun 16
    🌧️Midwest: If severe weather is headed your way, prepare your home with this checklist: - Secure outdoor items - Check windows & doors - Pick a safe room Being ready helps keep you & your family safe!
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    Jun 16
    Heavy rain could bring dangerous flooding to parts of TX, LA & MS over the next several days — check your forecast, keep emergency alerts on, follow instructions from local officials, and NEVER drive through floodwaters. Always remember to Turn Around, Don’t Drown!
    Aerial view of a flooded town with submerged streets and buildings, emphasizing flood preparedness questions.
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