
KDEM
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Kansas Division of Emergency Management, responsible for emergency management statewide & coordination of state & federal response to disasters & emergencies.
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http://kansastag.gov/ 27-03-2009 15:03:20
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If interstates are snow covered, you don't even want to see the side roads. DO NOT TRAVEL tonight... dozens of stalled cars around the Metro and dangerous temperatures continue even as snow tapers off. FOX4 News Kansas City #KCwx #MOwx #KSwx





Wildland fire danger threatens most of Kansas today with strong winds across most of the state. It only takes a spark to start a fire that can quickly get out of control. #kswx | #FireSafety | #fireseason2025 | Governor Laura Kelly | Kansas ForestService | Kansas Fire Marshal


A large portion of Kansas is in a Red Flag Warning today! Remember it only takes a spark! Fires start very easily and with gusting winds can spread at a very fast rate. #kswx | #FireSafety | #fireseason2025 | Governor Laura Kelly | Kansas ForestService | Kansas Fire Marshal


Fire weather watches and red flag warnings, along with high wind warnings, are in effect for much of the state. There should be NO outdoor burning of any kind, as the slightest ember could become tomorrow's inferno. Governor Laura Kelly Kansas ForestService Kansas Fire Marshal #kswx


A Red Flag Warning is in effect for most of Kansas. Extreme fire danger means that fires start quickly...spread furiously and burn intensely. All fires are potentially serious. #kswx | #FireSafety | #fireseason2025 | Governor Laura Kelly | Kansas ForestService | Kansas Fire Marshal | National Weather Service


Kansans are in high fire danger today! Ensure you are using proper wildfire safety to keep you and your loved ones safe! We are all in this together! #kswx | #FireSafety | #fireseason2025 | Governor Laura Kelly | Kansas ForestService | Kansas Fire Marshal


Heavy rains could cause flooding this week. If your area will experience rain, remember: - Sign up for weather alerts from your local National Weather Service - NEVER drive or walk on flooded areas - Listen to your local officials - Turn around, donât drown! More: ready.gov/floods





