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    Sep 13

    Do you know how to be when microwaving meals? Find out at .

    1 reply . 12 retweets 11 likes
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    Sep 13

    Never attempt to drive on or through a flooded road.

    Never attempt to drive on or through a flooded road. #BeInformed #Ready #Flood
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  3. Sep 13

    Be ready for a power outage: ❄️Turn your fridge to the coldest setting. ⚡️Charge mobile phones and other electric equipment now. 🌡Put a thermometer in the fridge. If the temp is 40 degrees or higher when power's restored, throw food out.

    Image shows a dark room where an older man walking with a cane is shining a flash light on emergency supplies listed below. Life Saving Skills logo in the shape of a life- preserver . Ready logo with a checkmark.
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    Sep 13

    PLEASE Remember this if you lose power: 1. No grills inside. 2. No generators inside, especially in an attached garage. 3. No candles. Use flashlights. Three simple, critical, life-saving things.

    2 replies . 48 retweets 70 likes
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  5. Sep 12

    If the power goes out, debit cards won’t work. So now’s the time to get cash. Most supermarkets even offer cash back if you use a debit card when you’re purchasing those last-minute items for your emergency supply kit.

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  6. Sep 12

    As you do last-minute preparations, check on your neighbors to see if they’re alright and if they need help for the storm. For some, like those who are elderly, sick or disabled, it may be more challenging to prepare.

    Be a good neighbor and check to see if others need your help preparing for Hurricane Florence.
    6 replies . 189 retweets 185 likes
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    Sep 12

    If you're ordered to evacuate ahead of : ➡️ Take only essential items ➡️ Turn off the gas, electricity, and water ➡️ Disconnect appliances ➡️ Do not drive or walk across creeks or flooded roads More safety tips:

    Hurricane evacuation sign
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    Sep 12

    Hoy es el último día para desalojar. Si está en la ruta de , escuche a las autoridades locales para órdenes de desalojo. Si necesita encontrar un refugio, envíe un mensaje de texto con la palabra REFUGIO y su código postal a 43362(4FEMA).

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    Sep 12

    We have created a rumor control page for Hurricane that will be updated regularly. During disasters, it’s critical to avoid spreading false information. Always check with official sources before sharing.

    A graphic with a dark blue background that says the words FLORENCE UPDATE on top. The FEMA seal is on the bottom right.
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    Sep 12

    We expect major coastal and inland flooding from . This may affect you. Plan now, take steps today, including evacuating or moving to higher ground if you live in a high-risk area. Stay tuned to city/county/state for updates and info on shelters and closures.

    Title: Graphic: 3 Fast Flood Facts - Description: This graphic shows a white car driving on a black road, with rain falling around it. The background is dark blue and the car's headlights are on. The heading, "3 Fast Flood Facts" is overlaid on gray clouds. The FEMA seal is in the bottom right corner. The text reads as follows: "Heavy rain can bring dangerous flash flooding. 6 inches of moving water can knock a perso
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    Sep 12

    If is coming your way, take a few minutes to check on your neighbors and make sure they are okay–especially those who are elderly or have a chronic medical condition. More tips to stay safe:

    Two female neighbors talking
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    Sep 12

    If you live in the path of , take steps now to be prepared.

    Hurricane prep tips
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    Sep 12

    If you need to evacuate for Hurricane , today is your last day to go before the storm arrives. You can text SHELTER and your zip code (i.e. SHELTER 12345) to 4FEMA (43362) to locate an open emergency shelter near you.

    A graphic titled "Find and emergency shelter near you:". There is a map on the right hand side with text bubbles that say "SHELTER 12345" and "The nearest shelter is located...". On the left hand side a message says, "Text SHELTER and your zip code to 43362"
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    Sep 12

    : Always have an emergeny supply kit in your car in case of bad weather or unexpected events. View a detailed list from :

    1 reply . 14 retweets 15 likes
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    Sep 12

    Appreciate the help of and to help residents prepare for If you live in the path of this storm it is urgent to take actions now and listen to local officials when told to evacuate.

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    Sep 11

    Tips on evacuating & animals for : 🔸The Americans with Disability Act requires hotels & shelters to allow service animals. 🔸Hotels don't have to accept pets. Not all shelters accept pets. Plan ahead accordingly. 🔸More:

    A graphic showing a woman on the phone with her dog standing next to her. A speech bubble shows a hotel with a dog and goldfish inside. Text says: Know where to go with Fido! Plan ahead to keep your family safe! Locate "pet friendly" evacuation destinations for you and your pet.
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    Sep 11

    If you live in the path of , be sure to know your evacuation route from your State DOT and local officials: South Carolina- North Carolina- Virginia- Always follow the advice of local authorities.

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    Sep 11

    could be the most dangerous storm in the history of the Carolinas, but it will also bring significant impacts throughout the Mid-Atlantic. We are getting ready from the Carolinas to Delaware – you need to be ready too.

    The earliest reasonable time that tropical-storm-force winds could arrive in the United States from is late Wednesday, and the most likely time is Thursday morning. Wednesday should be the last full day to prepare, so plan accordingly.
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    Sep 11

    If you are in ’s path and need to evacuate, keep in mind: ✅Decide on a few locations you can go so you have options. ✅Bring your pets, but make sure to pick destinations that are pet-friendly. ✅Plan to take one car per family to reduce congestion on the roads.

    Evacuation Route sign, know your local evacuation routes. #BeInformed #Ready
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    Sep 11

    If you have flood insurance, take pics/videos of your property BEFORE . Have photos of appliances, furniture, & other valuable items—anything you might file an insurance claim for later if it’s damaged. More tips:

    A graphic that shows the logo for the National Flood Insurance Program on top. The main portion of the graphic shows wavy lines symbolizing water on a blue background. It reads: "1. Take Photos of any valuable items in your home. 2. Safely store important documents, including a copy of your flood insurance policy."
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