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  1. Retweeted
    18 hours ago

    A significant winter storm is likely to develop in the central US later next week, however it is too early to confidently determine a storm track. Post-Christmas travel would be affected. The forecast may change, so continue to check back for updates at .

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    20 hours ago

    Flying ✈️ soon? has a blog for you - Your Holiday Travel Questions Answered: Expect a record # of flyers Dec. 19 - Jan. 5. - 41 million passengers are expected to pass through security screening checkpoints nationwide. !

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    23 hours ago

    What's the most responsible way to after a ? This , shares imp tips: ❌ Don't show up unannounced ✔️ Sign up now with ✔️ Get training close to home with orgs like: ,

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  4. 22 hours ago

    If you're traveling this week, keep in mind: ✅ Be ready for weather: set alerts in the app & follow . ✅ Have a plan & multiple ways to contact family/friends in case of emergency. ✅ Check for tips on international travel. & happy holidays!

    A graphic that shows a snowy scene with snowmen wearing holiday hats and scarves. Text on the graphic reads "Happy Holidays".
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  5. Retweeted
    Dec 20

    Make sure you have a working fire extinguisher in your kitchen. Make sure you have working smoke alarms outside sleeping areas and on every floor of your home

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    Dec 20

    Baking for the holidays this weekend? Cooking is the leading cause of home fires. Move things that can burn away from the stove. This includes dishtowels, bags, boxes, paper & curtains. Keep children & pets at least 3 feet away from a hot stove.

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    Dec 20

    When doing your holiday cooking, turn pot handles toward the back of the stove to avoid accidents. Get more tips from :

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  8. Dec 20

    A great reminder to follow for weather forecasts as you travel this season. Also, remember to include emergency items when packing and plan for possible delays!

    Heavy snow is possible across the Plains, Midwest and Great Lakes regions following Christmas: https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/#page=wwx
    Post-Christmas travel may be affected by a winter storm with heavy snow & hazardous road conditions. People with travel plans from the Plains to the Great Lakes after Christmas should monitor the forecast & consider changing travel plans if necessary:
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    Dec 20

    Know where to go during a tornado warning. A sturdy building with a small, interior, windowless room. Lowest level, basement best.

    Photo of long empty hallway without windows. Text reads: Identify tornado safe areas where you live and work. Ready.gov and FEMA seals under photo and website listed: ready.tov/tornadoes
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    Dec 20

    Do you know the difference between a flood watch and a flood warning? A flood WARNING means TAKE ACTION. A flood WATCH means BE PREPARED, as flooding is possible in your area. When a Warning occurs, it means flooding is imminent or already occurring.

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    Dec 19

    for possibility of being "snowed in" this . Create an kit customized to your unique personal & wellness needs. Learn how:

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    Dec 20

    Excited to announce our new partnership with . Together we can build a culture of financial preparedness.

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    Dec 19

    Good for your home. Good for your car. Good for your Go Kit. Now's a great time to stock up for stocking stuffers. More tips at

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  14. Dec 19

    Headed out for holiday travel? Follow these tips to stay safe: 📲 Download the app to set weather alerts for where you're headed: 👝 Bring an emergency kit in case weather or other events delay your trip. Check out the hashtag for more!

    A graphic that says Download the FEMA App and shows an image of a phone with a weather alert on the screen. It also reads: "Weather conditions can change quickly. Stay informed with real-time alerts."
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  15. Retweeted
    Dec 19

    If you’re packing for a flight, consider a small emergency kit: flashlight, batteries, & spare USB power bank. Wishing you .

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    Dec 19

    Is your vehicle ready for winter? Now is the perfect time to pack your emergency kit to ensure this holiday season!

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    Dec 19

    A dry Christmas tree burns faster than newspaper. Keep your tree well watered this holiday season

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  18. Retweeted
    Dec 19

    Provide workers with a driver emergency kit checklist, and make sure they have those items in the vehicle ✔️✔️✔️✔️. ❄️

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    Dec 18

    cats & dogs--like people--are susceptible to frostbite & hypothermia. Keep your pets inside during weather. Get more info at

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    Dec 18

    They do. Keep them happy!

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