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Learn the difference between a tornado watch and a tornado warning, and prepare accordingly: travl.rs/320iozb
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It’s #NationalFunatWorkDay! What are you going to do to add a little fun to the workday this Friday? #workhardplayhard
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Insulate your home to help save on utility costs 💲 and protect against weather damage. 💧 Here’s how:
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September is #NationalPreparednessMonth. With the coronavirus pandemic and a busy hurricane season, now is the time for small business owners to revisit and adjust their disaster recovery plans. Learn more. bit.ly/2G3I4mV
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Hurricane #Laura causes Mississippi River to flow backward: weather.com/storms/hurricane…
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We're LIVE in the eyewall of #Laura right now with @StephanieAbrams and @JimCantore. They're both safe and covered (as are the rest of our teams), and Jim's got his helmet on.
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1 PM CDT: #Laura is now an extremely dangerous category 4 hurricane with maximum winds of 140 MPH. Little time remains to protect life and property before water levels begin to rise and winds increase in the warning areas hurricanes.gov
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#HurricaneLaura is expected to make landfall tonight. We hope everyone remains safe. Follow these tips to prepare your business: bit.ly/2D1zrbf #hurricaneprep
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If you're in a public shelter for #Laura, practice #COVID19 safety:
✅ Stay 6 feet away from non-family members
✅ Avoid touching surfaces such as handrails & use hand sanitizer
✅ Follow the shelters policies to protect others
More at @CDCgov: cdc.gov/disasters/hurricanes…
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BREAKING: Hurricane #Laura continues to rapidly intensify, forecast to become an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane.
Extreme storm surge values up to 20 feet high are possible in spots. Preparations should be rushed to completion. We're LIVE all night.
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100 years ago today, the 19th Amendment was ratified. We've come a long way since then and will continue to work towards eliminating gender inequality. Here's to women who show strength and inspire the next generation. Happy #WomensEqualityDay! #EqualityCantWait
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If you live in an area experiencing extreme heat, follow these tips from @NHTSAgov to keep your kids safe from vehicle heatstroke:
🦄 Put a toy up front as a reminder
👜 Put something you need in the back seat
🚙 Look before you lock!
More: nhtsa.gov/road-safety/child-…
ALT Heat related deaths are preventable. Look before you lock!
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I’ve got a joke about an insurance policy but I don’t think anyone’s going to read it.
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Hurricanes #Hanna & #Douglas bring flash floods. Stay safe:
📻 Monitor updates from local officials,@NHC_Pacific & @NHC_Atlantic
🎒 Pack a go-bag in case you have to evacuate quickly
🚷 Do NOT drive in flood waters
🚧 Avoid bridges with fast-moving water
Ready.gov/Hurricanes
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#BeReady now if you're potentially in the path for tropical storm #Cristobal:
✅ Review your emergency plan & consider what needs to be changed due to #COVID19
📲 Sign up for your community's emergency alerts
👉 Follow @NHCAtlantic for storm updates
ready.gov/hurricanes
ALT Colorful graphic showing a home with a family of four on their lawn as they complete their emergency plan checklist.
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Hurricane season officially begins today, and we've already had two named tropical storms before the traditional start of the season. Have you thought about how you're going to prepare your property for the next storm? bit.ly/2Xm8QwP