Severe Weather Awareness Week, through Saturday, will provide an opportunity to take a look at understanding of and preparedness for adverse spring and summer weather.
Many wait too late to begin planning for themselves and family members, or ignore signs of dangerous weather potentials, including heavy rain, flooding, hail, winds and even tornadoes, until they happen.
The National Weather Service will be providing daily tips on types of adverse weather and precautions to take when there are Alerts and Warnings.
Get a head start at https://bit.ly/3V7TFnu, with additional information available from Ready.gov at https://bit.ly/3uaSiHp.
Allegany Hope also publishes its exclusive Weather Resources page on this website at https://bit.ly/3YAlcPI, or through the link in the left column of this page.
Weather-Ready Nation AmbassadorTM
Allegany Hope is a Weather-Ready Nation AmbassadorTM and provides both adverse weather and other emergency preparedness and weather education information on this website and on our new group Allegany Hope WNY Community News Facebook page at https://bit.ly/3DRdx6J.
“Like” and “Share” this website and that page, along with applicable posts, with family members and friends to help keep them informed about what is happening in Allegany County and beyond.
Emergency alerts reporting should not be considered a substitute for immediate weather alert radio or portable instant warning devices.
As always, we are seeking volunteers who have an interest in weather and other types of disaster preparedness to expand our coverage and community education. For further information, contact us at AlleganyHopeWNY@outlook.com or (484) 435-0503.