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linkhttps://ema.douglascounty-ne.gov/ calendar_today07-03-2012 14:28:31

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*Reminder* Routine monthly test of the Douglas County Outdoor Warning Siren System will be conducted today, May 7 at 11:00 AM DouglasCountyNE DCSO - Omaha, NE Omaha Police Dept Omaha Fire Department Omaha Scanner #Sirens #severeweatherseason #douglascounty #nebraska #beprepared

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With the potential for severe weather today, stay weather aware and have multiple ways to receive important weather alerts and notifications. #beprepared #severeweather #springweather DouglasCountyNE DCSO - Omaha, NE Omaha Police Dept Omaha Fire Department

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Omaha is heating up! ☀️ Stay cool at the College World Series—check out the heat safety tips below before heading to Charles Schwab Field Omaha. You can find daily game schedules, parking, stadium policies and more here: ncaa.com/championships/… #CWS2025 #HeatSafety #CollegeWorldSeries

Omaha is heating up! ☀️ Stay cool at the College World Series—check out the heat safety tips below before heading to <a href="/CharlesSchwabFO/">Charles Schwab Field Omaha</a>. You can find daily game schedules, parking, stadium policies and more here: ncaa.com/championships/…

#CWS2025 #HeatSafety #CollegeWorldSeries
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The heat is on for Friday through Sunday, as Heat Risk is forecast to reach the "Major" category, and the afternoon heat index will likely surge into the 100 to 110 range.

The heat is on for Friday through Sunday, as Heat Risk is forecast to reach the "Major" category, and the afternoon heat index will likely surge into the 100 to 110 range.
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Cooling centers across Douglas County are now open and some locations will remain open through the weekend to help residents stay safe from this dangerous heat. See a list of these locations below. Hours may vary with some centers offering lunch and/or dinner as well.

Cooling centers across Douglas County are now open and some locations will remain open through the weekend to help residents stay safe from this dangerous heat. See a list of these locations below. Hours may vary with some centers offering lunch and/or dinner as well.
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Private non-profit organizations in Douglas County that were impacted by the July 31, 2024, windstorm may still apply for low-interest SBA loans. The application deadline is July 21. See the attached link for information on how to apply. DouglasCountyNE sba.gov/article/2025/0…

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Extreme heat has arrived and will continue through Sunday. This weekend, it could feel like 100–110°F even in the shade. Take steps now to stay safe: stay hydrated, limit time outdoors, and take frequent cooling breaks.

Extreme heat has arrived and will continue through Sunday. This weekend, it could feel like 100–110°F even in the shade. Take steps now to stay safe: stay hydrated, limit time outdoors, and take frequent cooling breaks.
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Please be advised that, despite the rainy weather, DCEMA will proceed with this month’s routine siren test today, July 2, at 11:00 AM as scheduled. No severe weather is expected. DouglasCountyNE DCSO - Omaha, NE Omaha Police Dept Omaha Fire Department Omaha Scanner

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A cluster of strong to severe storms may impact Douglas County later this evening and overnight, Monday, July 7. Be sure you have multiple ways to receive severe weather alerts, including weather radios, phone alerts, and trusted news or weather apps.

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⚠️ Severe Weather Alert ⛈ Severe storms may impact Douglas County this afternoon, evening & overnight. Threats include large hail, damaging winds & a few tornadoes. Please be sure to: ✅ Stay weather-aware ✅ Have multiple ways to get weather alerts ✅ Check on your neighbors

⚠️ Severe Weather Alert ⛈
Severe storms may impact Douglas County this afternoon, evening &amp; overnight. Threats include large hail, damaging winds &amp; a few tornadoes.

Please be sure to:
✅ Stay weather-aware
✅ Have multiple ways to get weather alerts
✅ Check on your neighbors
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⚠️Severe Weather Alert ⛈️ Severe storms may impact Douglas County around midnight and through the overnight hours. Primary threats are high winds and localized flooding. Be sure to: ✅Stay weather-aware! ✅Have multiple ways to receive weather alerts ✅Check on your neighbors

⚠️Severe Weather Alert ⛈️
Severe storms may impact Douglas County around midnight and through the overnight hours. Primary threats are high winds and localized flooding. 

Be sure to: 
✅Stay weather-aware!
✅Have multiple ways to receive weather alerts
✅Check on your neighbors
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Heat indices are expected to push into the triple digits through at least Wednesday, leading to a threat of heat illnesses each afternoon. Those with outdoor plans should take precautions to prevent heat related illnesses.

Heat indices are expected to push into the triple digits through at least Wednesday, leading to a threat of heat illnesses each afternoon. Those with outdoor plans should take precautions to prevent heat related illnesses.
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Heat indices of 100 to 110F are expected areawide this afternoon. An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for eastern Nebraska and western Iowa until 8 pm this evening. Stay hydrated, try to reduce time outside in the sun, and check up on relatives and neighbors.

Heat indices of 100 to 110F are expected areawide this afternoon. An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for eastern Nebraska and western Iowa until 8 pm this evening.  Stay hydrated, try to reduce time outside in the sun, and check up on relatives and neighbors.
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Several Douglas County communities have set up designated tree debris drop-off sites for residents. Check the graphic below for locations, times, and rules for the City of Omaha, City of Valley, City of Bennington, and the Village of Waterloo. #TreeDebris #DouglasCounty #Nebraska

Several Douglas County communities have set up designated tree debris drop-off sites for residents. Check the graphic below for locations, times, and rules for the City of Omaha, City of Valley, City of Bennington, and the Village of Waterloo. #TreeDebris #DouglasCounty #Nebraska
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Ready Douglas County is always training to keep our community safe. This week, the team focused on crisis communication & coordination with key partners to ensure a strong, reliable response when it matters most. #PublicSafety #DouglasCounty #Nebraska

<a href="/DCEMA_Nebraska/">Ready Douglas County</a> is always training to keep our community safe. This week, the team focused on crisis communication &amp; coordination with key partners to ensure a strong, reliable response when it matters most. #PublicSafety #DouglasCounty #Nebraska
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Did you know? One of the simplest ways to protect your home is by insulating your pipes! Proper insulation helps prevent pipes from freezing and bursting, which can save you from costly repairs and water damage. Read more helpful tips below or visit ready.gov/winter-weather

Did you know? One of the simplest ways to protect your home is by insulating your pipes! Proper insulation helps prevent pipes from freezing and bursting, which can save you from costly repairs and water damage. Read more helpful tips below or visit ready.gov/winter-weather