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Later today, @CDCReady will go dark! Follow @CDCemergency for public health preparedness and response information.
On April 30, @CDCReady will go dark. Follow @CDCemergency as your single source for public health preparedness and response information.
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As the threat for tornadoes looms, it's time for a refresher on #tornado safety. Be ready! go.usa.gov/kpfz ow.ly/i/5n0uA
Starting April 30, @CDCready will go dark! Follow @CDCemergency as your single source for public health preparedness and response info.
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Do you know the 30-30 lightning rule? If you see lightning, count to 30. If you hear thunder before you reach 30, go indoors. Be safe!
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Severe weather possible? Be aware of changing conditions. Turn on your @NOAA radio or local news & listen for sirens. #ready #springstorms
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48% of Americans don't have emergency supplies. Are you one of them? Start your kit today: go.usa.gov/2p9j ow.ly/i/5dPul
Exciting news! We've joined forces with @CDCemergency, now your single source for public health preparedness & response information.
We've merged with and are now tweeting from @CDCemergency, your source for public health preparedness and response information. Join us!
Exciting news! We joined forces with @CDCemergency! Starting today, it is your source for public health preparedness & response information.
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Be Smart. Take Part. Prepare. Join citizens across the country in the 1st National Day of Action April 30. Follow #PrepareAthon for more
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#OnThisDay in 1974, 148 deadly tornadoes struck the Midwest. Learn to stay safe before, during & after a #tornado. go.usa.gov/kq5x
Severe storms in the south & midwest today. Be ready to take shelter and act quickly: go.usa.gov/2r8W #tornado
Have a warm heart in this (hopefully) last blast of winter weather. Check on elderly friends/neighbors & make sure they have adequate heat.
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Be prepared to stay safe during a #tornado. Learn more: ow.ly/vld3b
Plan ahead! A @NOAA weather radio has an average 40-mile range & continuously updates conditions in your area. go.usa.gov/49Jd
With spring storms ramping up, do you have #flood insurance? Ask your insurance agent and make sure you are covered. go.usa.gov/2N7Q
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For Californians, 2 Quakes Put Preparedness Back on the Map buff.ly/1hbzJDA






