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Public Information Statement

National Weather Service Goodland KS

600 AM MDT Fri May 10 2024



...ON THIS DATE IN WEATHER HISTORY...



In 1981, a chill was in the air as low temperatures fell into the

mid 20s nearly everywhere in the area. Record lows were established

at every official weather observation point except in Burlington

Colorado. The coldest spot in the area was Wray Colorado at 24

degrees.



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Public Information Statement

National Weather Service Tampa Bay Ruskin FL

802 AM EDT Fri May 10 2024



...HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS WEEK 2024...

...USE CAUTION AFTER STORMS IS THE THEME FOR TODAY...



All this week, your National Weather Service will be issuing 

informative messages to help you prepare for the upcoming hurricane 

season. Here is a list of the remaining topics for this week. 



Today: Use Caution After Storms 

Saturday: Take Action Today



Dangers remain after the storm passes. This is not the time to let 

your guard down. Nearly half of hurricane related fatalities occur 

after the storm.



If you evacuated, return home only when officials say it is safe. Be 

sure to check with local officials both where you are staying and 

back home before you travel. 



Clean up safely. Stay far away from downed power lines. Do not walk 

or drive through floodwaters. Just 12 inches of water can float a 

car, and flooding can compromise bridges and roads. The water itself 

can contain harmful bacteria, chemicals, sharp objects, and 

dangerous animals. Around buildings, walk carefully around the 

outside of your home to check for loose power lines, gas leaks, and 

structural damage including dangerous debris such as nails and 

broken glass. Leave your home if there is any shifting or unusual 

noises, and get outdoors immediately if you smell gas and call 911. 



Be sure to practice extreme safety with portable generators. Carbon 

monoxide poisoning is one of the leading causes of death in areas 

dealing with power outages. Never use a generator inside your home 

or garage, even if windows and doors are open. Only use generators 

outside, more than 20 feet away from your home, doors, and windows. 



After a hurricane, emergency responders may be overwhelmed. Be aware 

that it could take hours or days for them to be able to reach your 

area. Communication systems may be impacted, and making phone or 

video calls might be difficulty due to network congestion. If 

possible, communicate via text, email, or social media. 



For more information about hurricane preparedness, please visit

the following websites:

https://weather.gov/safety/hurricane https://noaa.gov/use-caution-

after-storms https://ready.gov/neighbors https://flash.org



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