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Readygov
@Readygov
Disasters don't plan ahead, you can. #BeReady
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    FEMA Region 8
    @femaregion8
    Jul 10
    Extreme heat is gripping many areas of the Great Plains and Mountain West over the next few days. It's important to drink water and stay hydrated throughout the day.💧 Try simple tips like including fruits and vegetables with high water content to help you! #SummerReady
    a graphic that shows two girls drinking a glass of water. The text on the graphic reads "Drink water and hydrate often throughout the day. Consider eating fruits and vegetables that have a high water content, including melon, cucumbers, lettuce and celery. Flavor water with lemon, lime, cucumber or other fun flavors.
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    Readygov
    @Readygov
    Jul 10
    Is it hot or is it hot? Tips to keep you & your family safe: - Drink plenty of water, even if you’re not thirsty! - Take breaks in the shade or indoors. - Wear light, loose clothing & a hat. - Never leave kids alone in cars, even for a minute. -Watch for heat illness symptoms.
    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.
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    Readygov
    @Readygov
    Jul 10
    Heavy rain can quickly cause dangerous flooding. Stay safe if severe weather is in your forecast today: • Turn Around, Don’t Drown! Never drive through flooded roads. • Have multiple ways to receive alerts. • Stay weather-aware and follow instructions from local officials.
    View through a rain-soaked windshield showing blurred red brake lights during heavy rain with text "heavy rain can bring dangerous flash floods. prepare ahead now."
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    Readygov
    @Readygov
    Jul 9
    🥵 Today’s challenge: beat the heat! @NWS says dangerous temperatures are rising in some parts of the country — stay safe & hydrated, plan outdoors activities for cooler hours & check with officials for nearby cooling centers. ➡️ ready.gov/summer-ready #SummerReady
    Infographic advising to drink water, use SPF 30+ sunscreen, wear light clothing, and rest in shade to prevent heat stress.
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    @Readygov
    Jul 9
    Thunderstorms bring lightning, rain & strong winds. When thunder roars, go indoors! Seek shelter, stay away from windows, and wait 30 mins after the last thunder before going outside. Learn more: ready.gov/thunderstorms-…
    Lightning bolts streak across a dark stormy sky with the message 'When thunder roars, go indoors' and #BeInformed safety reminder.
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    Readygov
    @Readygov
    Jul 8
    Affected by power outages in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands following Typhoon Bavi? Tips to stay safe and cool off at home: -Open windows or doors to allow airflow -Close curtains and blinds to block sun -Avoid cooking indoors -Take breaks when cleaning up debris
    Infographic comparing heat exhaustion and heat stroke symptoms with emergency actions and warnings.
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    Readygov
    @Readygov
    Jul 7
    Power outages may continue after Typhoon Bavi. If you’re using a generator, use it safely: ⚠️ Never operate it indoors or in enclosed spaces. ⛽ Store fuel outside. 📖 Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions. More tips: ready.gov/power-outages
    Downed power lines and a fallen gas generator block a rural road surrounded by dense green foliage. Text reads "always keep gas generators away from homes and garages"
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    @Readygov
    Jul 6
    Guam & CNMI: #Bavi is leaving, but hazards remain! Wait for local officials to say it's safe before returning home. Watch for floodwaters, downed power lines, and damaged buildings. Stay safe and follow local officials for important info. More: ready.gov/floods
    Flooded neighborhood with palm trees and rescue workers in a boat helping after a typhoon hits the area.
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    Readygov
    @Readygov
    Jul 6
    Part of keeping yourself safe during large events like #FIFAWorldCup & @Freedom250 is staying informed about what's going on in the area. Be sure to monitor local news and official alerts for updates on weather and emergencies. More on large event safety: ready.gov/mass-gathering….
    Illustration of a person looking at their phone screen, which shows a soccer ball and the ready.gov logo. Beneath the illustration, two hands hold a sign that reads "when fans are ready everybody wins. Enjoy the big match safely!" Beneath that reads "visit ready.gov for more information."
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    Readygov
    @Readygov
    Jul 5
    As Typhoon #Bavi impacts Guam & CNMI, stay safely indoors & away from windows. Never walk or drive through floodwaters. Conditions can change quickly, so follow local officials & be ready to evacuate if ordered.
    Illustration of a coastal village with palm trees facing a large typhoon wave and safety tips for avoiding floodwaters and staying indoors.
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    Readygov
    @Readygov
    Jul 4
    Super Typhoon Bavi is expected to bring destructive winds, heavy rain, flooding & dangerous surf to Guam and CNMI. As Bavi approaches today, stay safe: monitor weather alerts, finish getting your emergency supplies ready and make sure you have a safe place to weather the storm.
    Checklist for typhoon preparedness including staying informed, emergency kit, securing home, evacuation plan, and charging devices.
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    National Weather Service
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    Jul 3
    Keep your cool when temperatures climb! 💧Hydrate, 👕wear light clothing and ☀️don't skip the sunscreen. If you start feeling dizzy, don't "tough it out"—seek medical help immediately. For more heat safety tips visit: weather.gov/safety/heat
    Beat the Heat during outdoor events: Drink plenty of water and encourage those with you to do the same. Wear a hat and lightweight, loose-fitting, and light-colored clothing. Apply sunscreen. Use an electric or handheld fan, cooling towels, or other cooling technology. Take breaks under shade, in cooling tents, or misting stations. At the first signs of dizziness or weakness, look for medical assistance.
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    U.S. Fire (USFA)
    @usfire
    Jul 3
    Fireworks are a leading cause of outdoor fires. Follow local laws and safety tips to prevent accidents. #OutdoorFireSafety
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    Readygov
    @Readygov
    Jul 3
    Heading home from the #FIFAWorldCup? 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.
    Illustration of a yellow taxi parked near a stadium with a person using a phone app with the text "Score a safe ride, use official taxis or apps to avoid scams. Visit ready.gov for more information."
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