Make weather alerts part of your emergency plan.
What happened
FEMA advises people to make weather alerts part of their emergency plan. It points to its app for preparedness tips, resources and National Weather Service alerts for up to five locations.
What it means for you: If you live in the US, set up weather alerts for your area and keep a basic emergency plan. Check the FEMA app for tips and resources.
Official source: FEMA (@fema on X) (post on X): Make weather alerts part of your emergency plan.
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