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Disasters don't plan ahead, you can. #BeReady

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Readygov @Readygov 11h

🌧️ Heavy rain in South Texas? Stay alert for flash flooding. Keep weather alerts on and follow local officials’ instructions. Never walk, swim or drive through floodwater. Visit ready.gov/floods#during to learn where to go, what to do and how to stay safe during a flood.

Texas Division of Emergency Management @TDEM 15h

Threats of heavy rainfall and flash flooding continue across much of South Texas this week.

Stay weather-aware, monitor local forecasts and check road conditions before travel.

Turn Around, Don't Drown!

#txwx

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Readygov @Readygov 3d

Rain and fallen leaves can make roads unexpectedly slippery. If driving in these conditions, remember:
- Leave more space between you and the vehicle ahead.
- Avoid sudden braking and sharp turns.
- Give yourself extra time to reach your destination.

Winding road through a forest with trees showing autumn colors under a clear blue sky.

Readygov @Readygov 3d

Winter weather is coming before you know it. Learn what these terms mean before the snow starts falling. Weather alerts are more than a forecast—they communicate your level of risk and the actions you may need to take immediately to stay safe. ➡️ ready.gov/alerts

NWS Weather Prediction Center @NWSWPC Nov 2

NEW for this season, the NWS is expanding “Particularly Dangerous Situation” (PDS) wording to select Blizzard & Ice Storm Warnings. ❄️🧊

PDS is reserved for rare, historic events posing an exceptional threat to life.

When you see PDS in a warning, take immediate action!

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Readygov @Readygov 4d

If you live by or are visiting the coast, tsunamis could occur with little to no warning. It's important to know your risk and have a plan. Watch to learn how to keep you and your loved ones stay safe.

Visit Ready.gov for more info. #WorldTsunamiAwarenessDay

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Readygov @Readygov 6d

There are four weeks left in the 2026 hurricane season! Late-season storms can still bring dangerous winds, flooding and other impacts. Take time to refresh your household’s emergency plan and supplies so you are ready if a storm develops. Find tips at ready.gov/hurricanes.

Think ahead, have a plan, be prepared for an emergency.

Create and practice a family communication plan.

Pay attention to alerts and warnings.

Know evacuation routes.

Back up important documents, and keep them in a safe place.

Choose a safe meeting place, and carry needed medication.