Are you WeatherReady? Stay safe at the coast. Check tide times if you're heading to the coast. Stay away from cliff edges especially after rainfall. Stay back from stormy seas - the waves can sweep you off your feet. If you see someone in trouble, call 999 and ask for the Coastguard.

With blustery conditions in the forecast, stay safe if you're near the coast.

- Stay away from cliff edges
- Stay back from stormy seas
- If you see someone in trouble, dial 999 and ask for the Coastguard

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5 tips for staying safe in strong wind When there is a wind warning in place, here are 5 tips for staying safe in strong winds.

With strong winds in the forecast, please ensure that items like garden furniture, trampolines and bins are put away or safely secured, to avoid injury to others or damage to your property

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More tips for staying safe in strong winds at 👇

🚨3/16 Update: A #ModerateRisk (Level 4 of 5) potential for #SevereWeather is forecast across the #Carolinas, #Virginia, and #Maryland today. Fast-moving storms may produce widespread damaging #winds and several #tornadoes. Have multiple ways to receive @nws.noaa.gov warnings and stay #WeatherReady.

1. A Tornado Watch mean be prepared. A Tornado Watch is issued when a tornado is possible. Know your safe place, such as a storm shelter, basement, or interior hall away from windows, and be prepared to act if a Warning is issued. 2. A Tornado Warning means take action! A Tornado Warning is issued when a tornado is happening or about to happen. Immediately seek shelter in your safe place!

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✅Sign Up for Notifications
✅Create a Communications Plan with family members
✅Pick a safe room in your home, such as a basement or an interior room on the lowest floor
✅Prepare Your Home: secure loose objects
✅Help Your Neighbor
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With strong winds in the forecast, here is some good advice about driving in severe weather from our partners the RAC and @nationalhighways.bsky.social

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Temperatures will begin to warm tomorrow with the potential for highs 20 to 30 degrees above seasonal averages by the weekend and early next week. Make sure to practice heat safety wherever you are! #WeatherReady http://www.weather.gov/heat https://x.com/NWSBayArea/status/2031553660564480046

This marks the conclusion of Kentucky’s Annual Severe Weather Awareness Week. You can always visit the weather.gov/safety site for more of this content. Thanks for following along, and hopefully our posts helped you get #WeatherReady for the spring severe weather season in Eastern Kentucky! #ekywx

If we know one thing about Eastern Kentucky it is that we're a community that cares deeply about each other! When severe weather is forecast, help loved ones and neighbors prepare. Actions as simple as sharing posts or making phone calls can make a difference. We are #WeatherReady! #ekywx

#NWSJacksonKY has posted about different severe weather hazards and various safety tips this week, but what’s the timeline for planning/preparing for storms? Don’t wait until the day of the storm to begin protecting yourself. Visit weather.gov/safety/thunder… for more info! #WeatherReady #ekywx

We’ve all seen those days when a beautiful morning takes a nasty turn. Empower yourself and your friends by being #WeatherReady in case a storm pops up while you’re enjoying beautiful Eastern #KYwx. Know the forecast before you go: www.weather.gov/jkl/east_ken... #ekywx #BePrepared #StayWeatherAware

Outdoor sports are gearing up, but are you #WeatherReady if a storm pops up? Be prepared for, and know how to react to, lightning. If you hear thunder or see a flash, immediately seek shelter in an enclosed building or vehicle. Visit weather.gov/safety/lightni… for more. #kywx #StaySevereWxAware

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This unbelievable shot of the 1907 Hays City flood is our #TBT today. As we continue Severe Weather Awareness Week, let this historic photo be your reminder to get weather-ready.

#CityOfHays #SWAW #WeatherReady #HaysHistory #KSwx

When atmospheric ingredients look favorable for hail, a Severe Thunderstorm Watch may be issued. That means to be prepared and stay informed. When radar signatures suggest severe hail is imminent or occurring, a warning will be issued and it is time to take shelter! #WeatherReady #ekywx #jklwx (2/2)

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It might be dry right now, but spring storms are coming! Use Severe Weather Awareness Week to prepare: make an emergency kit, know evacuation routes, & move valuables up. Check the Big Creek Real Time Gage & FEMA info here: https://www.haysusa.com/775/Floodplain-Management  #WeatherReady #HaysKS

Thunderstorms produce deadly lightning capable of striking up to 10 miles away from the storm. So, even if you don't see rain, you could be in harm’s way. Remember these two simple messages. 1) When Thunder Roars, Go Indoors! 2) See a Flash, Dash inside! #WeatherReady #KYwx

Lightning strikes the U.S. 25 million times a year, which sometimes results in death or permanent injury. You are safest indoors or inside a hard-topped enclosed vehicle. Stay #WeatherReady and learn more about lightning safety: weather.gov/safety/lightni…

Each year in the United States, thunderstorms produce 20-25 million lightning flashes that strike the ground. Your odds of getting hit increase significantly when you stay outside during a storm, so When Thunder Roars, Go Indoors! See a Flash, Dash Inside! #WeatherReady #KYwx

Freezing Rain is the Worst. Freezing rain is more dangerous than snow, as ice can form on pavement. Watch out for falling branches and powerlines. Use extreme caution if there is, or recently was, freezing rain.

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Compared to a typical snowstorm, freezing rain is much more hazardous — especially on the road.
Bottom line: be #WeatherReady and use extreme caution if there is, or recently was, freezing rain. @mococouncilmd.bsky.social @marylanddot.bsky.social #mdcommuters

Even the most common items become dangerous objects when picked up and carried by the wind! When a Severe Thunderstorm WATCH is issued, go ahead and secure outdoor items such as patio furniture, sports equipment and trash cans ahead of time. #KYwx #WeatherReady

When severe thunderstorms produce high wind gusts, tree damage is expected. Branches and other outdoor objects can become airborne & dangerous. During damaging wind events, you are safest in the interior room of a building, away from windows. Stay #WeatherReady, #Kentucky! #ekywx #kywx #KYSWAW

When it comes to severe weather preparedness, it is very important to have multiple ways to receive warnings. Receiving warnings for dangerous weather events can save your life. Stay #WeatherReady in KY by knowing your options: youtu.be/ZqmguEWojYw #ekywx (1/2)

Play in the pool, not in floodwaters! Floodwaters can contain harmful chemicals and objects that could harm you or make you sick. #WeatherReady www.noaa.gov/education/re... #ekywx #kywx

Why Do Bridges Freeze First? No ground underneath means the entire structure can be surrounded by cold air. Freezing isn't uniform, shaded parts can be icy while sunny parts aren't. Slow down before the bridge, as changing speed on ice is dangerous.

You’ve probably seen road signs advising that bridges freeze🧊 before roads, but do you know why? Having open air💨 underneath the bridge🌉 means the cold air surrounds the bridge both above and below. 🔗 weather.gov/safety/winter #WeatherReady #mdroads #mdtraffic #mdcommuters

2026 Kentucky Flood Safety Awareness Week runs from February 22nd to February 28th. There are some key questions to ask that will prepare you for flooding before it happens. Visit weather.gov/safety/flood to learn more. #WeatherReady #ekywx #kywx

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There's snow in the forecast for some, so take extra care on the roads.

Check out the tips for driving in snow and ice from our partners @nationalhighways.bsky.social and The RAC

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Pictured: Car driving in fog. Text: In dense fog, you only have seconds to react! Yellow car driving cautiously through thick fog with a warning to slow down for safety.

When 🌫️#fog 🌫️reduces your visibility while driving, slow down and do not change lanes or pass other vehicles unless absolutely necessary. Be sure that you can stop within the distance that you can see. 🔗weather.gov/safety/fog #WeatherReady #mdcommuters Ready Montgomery PIO Pete Piringer #mdtraffic

Small Decisions can have a big impact: Dense Fog. 1) Slow down when visibility is reduced. 2) Don't use cruise control. 3) Delay travel until conditions improve. Don't let a bad decision be your last.

Dense fog can quickly and unexpectedly reduce visibility to a quarter mile or less. If you find yourself driving through dense fog, small decisions can make a big impact or save you from one 🔗 weather.gov/safety/fog #WeatherReady @montgomerycountymd.bsky.social #mdcommuters @marylanddot.bsky.social

Weather the storm, shine through anything! ☂️

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Take extra care on the roads during icy weather.

Check out the tips for driving in snow and ice from our partner @NationalHways

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