A REAL game changer if we focus on #Resilience & #Communication within our emergency manager network🌀Alabama EMA WE are stronger together💯 #HurricaneStrong #alwx Dr. Laura Myers Governor Kay Ivey

There is a SECONDARY tornado season in the Midwest and South USA. Problem: if you think “we can’t have a tornado TODAY”, you risk missing important warning information. You’re responsible for making your family weather-ready. Have a plan, and a NOAA Weather Radio. #midlandusawx

I’ve been having computer issues this morning so I haven’t been able to do my regular morning posts. Hope to get it fixed this morning. Cap Ray. The Traffic guy

Beautiful weather just before Halloween. The cold weather is just around the corner. ⁦James Spann⁩ ⁦Harmony Mendoza⁩ ⁦Spinks Megginson⁩ ⁦Chandra Clark 🥋🐘🌊⁩

EVERY home and business needs a NOAA Weather Radio… it is the baseline for receiving severe weather watches and warnings. Midland has partnered with our podcast WeatherBrains for a 25 percent off offer on all weather products and accessories. Use the promo code SPANN25; order

While a High risk can grab headlines, it’s important not to take it any less seriously if you’re in a somewhat lower risk area. Strong to violent tornadoes are possible in the Moderate area too but either with less confidence or less widespread.

Live in Florida? NOAA is forecasting an extremely active hurricane season, so prepare now to be a survivor. For the next two weeks, buy these items and pay no sales tax. Get Florida Strong! #midlandusawx

If someone is caught in a rip current, help them without putting yourself at risk. Seek help from a lifeguard or use a floatation device if you go in the water. Learn more at: weather.gov/wrn/summer-saf…

#BREAKING: Beryl has rapidly intensified to a Category 4 Hurricane Sunday. This is the strongest Atlantic hurricane on record in June and the earliest Category 4. @WINKNews #Beryl

Over 100k power outages in MN due to severe storms this morning moving right over the Twin Cities.

As global temperatures rise, climate scientists say we can anticipate fewer but stronger and more destructive hurricanes. @MattGutmanABC shows us how to make a more hurricane-resistant home. goodmorningamerica.com/Living/video/b…

Hurricane Francine will make landfall later today. Storm surge, high wind, heavy rain… and a hurricane-induced tornado risk for coastal LA,MS, AL, and FL Panhandle. NOAA Weather Radio automatically alerts you…direct from the National Weather Service. #midlandusawx

CRIR’s Dr. Laura Myers led a group of AL disaster personnel from local and state emergency management, communications, nursing/public health, and the Alabama National Guard to tell their stories from assisting Hurricane Helene survivors and communities in Western North Carolina.

Sr. Research Specialist and Resilience Director, Dr. Laura Myers discusses the impending cold weather and school closures. wbrc.com/2025/01/17/exp…

Monday may generate a significant tornado outbreak, especially in the area colored red (Moderate Risk), but anywhere in the yellow (Slight Risk) and orange (Enhanced Slight Risk) could see hail, straight line winds, and twisters. NOAA Weather Radio Saves Lives!

You should always have multiple ways to get weather alerts in case of emergency. One of those major ways -- through an NOAA weather radio -- will be down for the next few days, so it's more important than ever to have a backup! wvua23.com/news/alternati…

Day 2 of @heatgov #heatsafety week - Check on friends, family, teammates, & colleagues to make sure they’re staying safe from heat. Make sure they drink plenty of water. Have access to air conditioning or a cooling shelter. #SavWx

🌴 Ready to soak up the sun on the northern Gulf Coast for vacation this year? 🌊 Give our clickable beach and #ripcurrent forecast a spin before you make a splash in the Gulf! weather.gov/tae/ripcurrent… 🏝🥥 Soak up the sun and be #BeachSmart! 🌴 🌊

Kicked off hurricane season at the Eye of the Storm event Museum of Discovery and Science — where education meets preparedness. When people understand the science behind hurricanes and how to stay safe, our entire community becomes stronger. Events like this make science accessible, relevant, and FUN!

What does a rubber chicken have to do with mental health? Come to my talk tomorrow (Tuesday) 2:15-2:30 PM in room 340A to find out! Perfect second round after the morning Presidential session on mental health! Let’s break the stigma! #AMS2026 AMS | 14th Weather Ready Nation Symposium