Even after flood waters begin to recede, road conditions can still be dangerous. Floods can damage roads and bridges in ways that may not be readily apparent. If you come across a barricade🚧, listen to local officials and find an alternate route.

Carbon monoxide (CO) is a silent killer. You can’t see it, smell it, or taste it; yet, there it is any time you burn gasoline, natural gas, charcoal, or kerosene. Here are 3 ways you can prevent #COpoisoning after a #disaster: ow.ly/ToG530o6Dbf #PrepYourHealth #NPPW19

If #flooding has caused you to lose power and you are relying on a generator to power your home, please keep this important safety tip in mind.

#Floodwaters contain many things that can be harmful such as down powered lines, wild or stray animals, and debris. If you must enter floodwater, wear rubber boots, gloves, and goggles. bit.ly/2TYkyNw

If you'd like to help with the #MidwestFlooding, keep in mind cash is best. Connect with a trusted org here: nvoad.org.

We made it to the #firstdayofspring! It's the perfect time to go over your emergency preparedness plan and replenish your go bag. #WednesdayWisdom

It's the #firstdayofspring! 🌺🌻🌼 Those daffodils in your yard aren’t the only thing that may pop-up this time of year. This is a prime time for severe storms. Make a plan now for where you’ll go and how you’ll communicate during severe weather. ready.gov/make-a-plan

Save the bees this spring and wait to mow your grass until after dandelions have bloomed! #firstdayofspring

Be careful to avoid electrical hazards inside and outside of your home after a #flood. Shut off electrical power and natural gas or propane tanks in your home to avoid, electrocution, or explosions. bit.ly/2TYkyNw

Happy #firstdayofspring! Ready to shake off that winter cabin fever? Practice your home fire escape plan with everyone living in your home. Get low and go! It's a good idea to practice using different ways out. #1stdayofspring #SpringEquinox

Discard food that may have been exposed to #floodwater; perishable foods that have not been properly refrigerated; and those with an unusual odor, color, or texture. When in doubt, throw it out! Get more food facts here: bit.ly/2HyxILg #NebraskaFlood

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Spring is here! 🌱 The changing of the seasons reminds us to get ready for #spring cleaning, which should include checking for #firehazards inside AND outside of your house. 🏠 Learn more from PA State Fire Commissioner Bruce Trego ➡️ bit.ly/2Wj493M. #SpringFireSafety

After the storm: Here are 3 post-#disaster poisoning threats you should know about & #PrepYourHealth for to #preventpoison: ow.ly/aKvE30o9AgX #NPPM19

Always be ready to evacuate quickly in the event of a fire #FireSafety #MondayMotivation #PrepareNow

Learn about the short- and long-term issues associated with space weather for first responders. bit.ly/2TPUi8J

#CDC wants you to be prepared for unpredictable spring weather that can bring #lightning, #tornadoes, and #flooding. To learn more on how to prepare for extreme weather events, visit bit.ly/2oCoAYB

#TuesdayThoughts: Plan and practice home fire drills at least twice a year. Make sure you know two ways out of each room. #LifeSavingSkills

Tornadoes can happen at any time, but #DYK most occur between 3–9 p.m. #PrepYourHealth for severe weather. Pre-identify shelter-in-place locations at home & at work to go to in the event of a #tornado warning. Learn more: ow.ly/6kAj30ocjcA #TuesdayThoughts