When it comes to storms, sometimes we ignore safety precautions we know we should take. These articles provide safety tips and are, in general, a good reminder of how to stay safe.
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What to Expect After a Catastrophe Strikes
Be InformedYou can't always control if there's a fire, tornado or other catastrophe that makes your home unlivable. Staying calm is important, and being informed can help with that. This information is a good start.
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Removing Trees and Debris After a Storm
Remove It SafelyRemoving fallen trees and other debris after a storm can be a challenge. We've put together a few tips to better equip you for these situations.
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What to Do After a Storm
What to DoSometimes when storms damage your property, you need to take action to prevent further damage.
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Tornado Safety – Plan, Prepare, React
See TipsEach year, tornadoes tear through parts of the U.S., threatening lives and destroying property. Here are a few safety tips for dealing with storm season.
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Don't Get Blown Away
Read MoreKnowing what to do if there's a tornado can mean the difference between life and death. Here are ways that you can keep your family safe during and after a tornado.
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Lightning Round: Test Your Knowledge
Take QuizHow much do you know about staying safe when there's a lightning storm? There are things to consider that you might not think about. Take this quiz to test your knowledge. The answers might surprise you.
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The Safest Place to Be During a Tornado
Seek ShelterWhen a tornado is threatening your area, meteorologists tell you to seek shelter immediately. But what does that really mean? Where should you go to stay safe?
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Braving the Storm in Your Car
Get TipsSometimes driving in bad weather is unavoidable. The best thing to do is seek shelter as soon as you can. If that's not possible, maybe these tips can help.
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What's a Gustnado?
Find OutMeteorologists sometimes toss storm terms out that many of us don’t know. Recently, we heard the term “gustnadoes” and thought we would find out what it means.
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What is a Derecho?
Find OutOdd storms you've never heard of can often pop up in the spring, especially in the Midwest. One of these is called a derecho. Never heard of derechos? You aren't alone.