As severe weather continues to move through our region today, stay tuned to your local officials & review @readygov for safety information: ready.gov/severe-weather

3:40 PM Radar Update: Thunderstorms have begun to train northwest of Pittsburgh and we are watching portions of Columbiana, Beaver and Lawrence counties for potential flash flooding. The Tornado Watch remains in effect across much of the region through 8 PM.

In-person training will resume in early June at the Center for Domestic Preparedness (CDP FEMA), the National Fire Academy, and the National Disaster and Emergency Management University (FEMA NDEMU). 🔗 fema.gov/press-release/…

Driving through heavy rain? Turn around, don’t drown 🚗⛈️ Most flood deaths happen in vehicles. It only takes 6 inches of water to lose control. #FloodSafety #TurnAroundDontDrown

💨 Strong storms can knock out power. Charge phones and portable chargers, and make sure flashlights have fresh batteries. #SevereWeatherPrep #WVwx

🌐 Power out? Turn off major appliances and keep the fridge closed. This helps avoid surges and saves food. ready.gov/power-outages #PowerOutageTips #Preparedness

📱 Alerts save lives. Make sure Wireless Emergency Alerts are enabled on your phone. It’s free—and it could give you the time you need to act. ready.gov/alerts #AlertReady #WVwx

Happy first day of summer. 🌞 Here's to a sunny and safe season!

📸 After a storm, take photos of any damage before cleanup. It helps with insurance claims and disaster recovery. #RecoveryTips #AfterTheStorm floodsmart.gov/recover/docume…

Never drive through standing water. It takes less than you think to carry you and your vehicle away. 🚫🌊🚙

Severe weather & wildfires could affect different parts of the country this week. When a storm hits, we're stronger together! If it's safe, check on your neighbors. Especially older adults & those living with a disability. A quick visit can make a big difference.

Hurricanes aren’t just threats to coastal communities. Find out how hurricane-driven rain, wind and water can affect residents hundreds of miles inland. Start your #HurricanePrep now. 👉ready.gov/hurricanes👈

Heads up DC! NWS issued a Flood Watch for this evening. If you encounter any flooded roads, remember to turn around, don't drown! 🌧️ #ReadyDC

West Virginia: Do not attempt to enter flooded roadways closed off by local authorities. It only takes 6 inches of fast-moving floodwaters to knock an adult off their feet and 12 inches can carry away most cars. Turn around, don't drown!

If you have mobility or medical needs and are in the path of severe storms, ask for assistance from neighbors or family members when preparing your home. It may be more challenging for the elderly or disabled to make sure they are adequately prepared.

DEMA, DSP, and PSEG will test the Salem/Hope Creek Nuclear Station alert system on Tuesday, July 1, 2025 at 7:20 p.m. Sirens will be activated for 3-5 minutes, followed by a test message of the Emergency Alert System on local radio. For more info visit: news.delaware.gov/2025/06/25/eme…

🌀 Stay Prepared, VA! 🌀 As the remains of Tropical Storm Chantal pass through our area today, it’s a reminder of why being ready before a hurricane strikes is so important. Follow this link in the comments section to view and download the VDEM Hurricane Evacuation Guide:

Coming atcha with s'more safety knowledge on #NationalChocolateDay. 🍫🍡

There’s a risk of heavy rain leading to flooding and possible high winds throughout most of Pennsylvania Monday afternoon into the evening. Prepare ASAP: 🚫 Watch for standing water; NEVER drive through it. 🤳 Make sure you have 2+ reliable ways to get alerts. ⚡️ Report power

⚡ If you hear thunder, you’re close enough to be struck by lightning. Move indoors immediately! #WhenThunderRoarsGoIndoors #WVwx weather.gov/safety/thunder…