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Today, heavy rain is forecast to impact the Four Corners region in the West, which may cause flash flooding. Be sure to have multiple ways to receive alerts & follow the guidance given by your local officials. Take flood advisories seriously & move to higher ground if necessary.

Illustration showing the differences between a flood watch alert and a flood warning alert advising people to stay tuned into to media and prepare to move to higher ground when floods are happening.

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Get your emergency kit ready ahead of peak hurricane season. Check expiration dates and replace items if needed. Use this quick checklist: - Food and water - Batteries and chargers - Meds - Documents - Pet supplies Preparing today can make a difference tomorrow.

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Aug 28

NEVER drive through flooded roads. It can be more dangerous than it looks! Flood water can: • Hide debris, downed power lines, and washed-out roads. • Cause your vehicle to lose traction, float, or stall. • Leave you unable to steer or brake. ➡️ ready.gov/floods

Flooded road with a warning sign advising against driving through the water-covered path with the text: Never attempt to drive on or through a flooded road.

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Aug 28

As wildfires continue to impact communities across the western U.S., know where you’ll go if told to evacuate. Pick a safe destination and map multiple routes. Check your local emergency management sites for wildfire evacuation info. Having a plan can save time and lives!

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Aug 27

Knowing the difference between a tornado watch & a warning can save lives. Share this with someone who may need the reminder! 📲Watch = Be ready Pay attention to the news & know where to shelter. 🚨Warning = Take action now Stay away from windows & shelter in an interior room.