Winter Storm Safety

Winter storms are common in New England, and often entire communities can be shut down by a blizzard. Also, ice storms are frequent headaches. It is important that you know how to stay safe both during a storm, and cleaning up from one. Read more »

Flood Safety

Stay safe in river floods and flash flooding situations. Floods are the biggest threats to life and property in the US (and world), primarily because we like to live near bodies of water, and because flooding is a natural, just about guaranteed, occurrence. Read more »

Cold Weather Safety

Winter temperatures combined with wind can cause many dangers including severe injuries and even death. Frostbite and hypothermia are the biggest threats, but just trying to keep warm poses it's own hazards. Read more »

Hurricane Safety

Hurricanes are far-reaching, long-lasting, and very costly storms. They bring with them a wide range of hazards for people along the coast or even well inland. Preparing for a hurricane often means preparing for the worst of many different kinds of weather at once. Read more »

Tornado Safety

Tornadoes are the most instantly dangerous elements in all of weather. They can completely demolish in seconds. Their damage path is often narrow, but obviously their arrival can't be mistaken. They are not to be messed with, and often extreme measures are required to stay safe. Read more »

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