Severe Weather
Severe Weather Information
Many people call Outdoor Warning Sirens “Tornado Sirens.” Did you know that they sometimes are used for other things besides tornados? Do you know what to do when a siren goes off? Find answers to many of the common questions we receive.
Preparing Your Family for a Disaster
Could you survive 72 hours without additional supplies? This page outlines Emergency Supply Kits and Family Communication Plans that can help make you ready and prepared in the event of a disaster.
Snow and winter weather can be fun, but it can also be unexpectedly dangerous. Find useful information about winter weather terminology and what to do in the event of a storm.
Although we often welcome rain to water our yards and crops, thunderstorms and lighting can be very dangerous. Learn more about the dangers within the storm.
Possibly one of the more frightening weather related events associated with a thunderstorm. Find safety tips that can help to keep you safe in the event of a tornado.
The floods of 2008 have proven that almost any area, even those protected by levees or dikes, can be affected by floods. Flash floods can also happen almost anywhere. Understand the differences between floods and flash floods are described and steps you can take to protect yourself if there is flooding.
As temperatures rise and the sun becomes more intense, the possibility of extreme heat during the summer months increases. Find useful knowledge about how to stay cool and safe during extreme heat periods.
The power is out, now what? Learn about ways to deal with blackouts and power outages and steps to keep safe while the power is out.
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Clinton, IA 52732
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