SEVERE WEATHER
National Severe Weather Preparedness Week is April 22 to April 28. This initiative highlights the importance of planning and practicing how and where to take shelter before severe weather, such as tornadoes and severe thunderstorms, strike.
Your friends, neighbors and colleagues are more likely to prepare for the various weather hazards that frequently impact the nation when they see those around them prepare, so inspire them to act by being an example yourself. The first step you can take is to Be a Force of Nature by Pledging to Prepare. Click the button below and register your support
Mobile technology and social media also offer great opportunities to show others how to prepare. When you are aware of danger, take action and then tell those around you what you’ve done to get them to take the same steps.
How else can you Be a Force of Nature? Each day we’ll highlight a new way you can increase both you and your community’s preparedness this week. Check the tabs below for details.
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Videos
Outreach Materials
Daily Themes
Presidential Message
Community Weather Alerts Video
FEMA reminds everyone to become familiar with your community's public alert and warning system.
National Severe Weather Week Video
FEMA and NOAA call upon everyone across the country to be a "Force of Nature" in their communities.
Severe Weather Awareness Week Message from FEMA Administrator Fugate
FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate speaks on the importance of getting prepared for severe weather before it occurs.
2012 National Severe Weather Week Heroic Stories
NOAA and FEMA ask that you Be A Force Of Nature. Know your risk, have a plan and an emergency kit, act promptly when warned and then spread the word to neighbors.
2012 National Severe Weather Preparedness Week
NOAA and FEMA ask that you Be A Force Of Nature. Know your risk, have a plan and an emergency kit, act promptly when warned and then spread the word to neighbors.
2012 National Severe Weather Preparedness Week
One year ago, a devastating tornado outbreak affected our county. NOAA and FEMA are encouraging everyone to Be A Force Of Nature by understanding your risks, making emergency plans and then encourage others to be prepared too.
2012 National Severe Weather Preparedness Week
April 22nd marks the start of National Severe Weather Preparedness Week. FEMA and NOAA encourage everyone to be a Force Of Nature by making emergency plans today.
Flat Stanley Severe Weather Preparedness
Flat Stanley visits FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate with a preparedness message.
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