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Winter storms:

During winter storms, there may be hail, wind and snow. summer storm a cold can last from a few hours to several days. Follow these instructions.

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Security:

• You can just as you can call 9-1-1 for help dealing with someone who is injured or at risk.
• Call 2-1-1 for helpful information and other issues such as state-of-the-art technology.
• My Dave 2-1-1 on your phone and speak your language. Someone will help you with your questions.

Get ready:

• A hail warning means severe weather is possible.
• The next day or winter.
• A winter warning indicates that a cold winter is coming.
• Or you are already here.
• Winter weather tips mean winter.
• Driving or walking outside can make it difficult or dangerous.
• A severe blizzard warning states that snow and high winds will cause frostbite.
• Get out and make it hard to see.
• Freezing means that the freezing temperature rises, which can damage plants.
• and crops

Listen to the radio:

A person who understands English listens to the radio to find out what is happening and what you should do.

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Stay safe during winter storms:

• Stay home if you can.
• The power may go out. If you can't, keep enough food and water for a few days.
• from home.
• If you have a mobile phone, fully charge it.
• Do not use outdoor cooking stoves. They can emit gases that can harm you or.
• to kill you
• Let the water circulate over your sink and lid so the drain isn't clogging.
• Dye 2-1-1 if you are totally dehydrated or have serious problems at home.

  Abroad:

• If you have to go out, wear warm clothes that cover your entire body.
• Wear several warm clothes. wear a hat. Cover your mouth and nose with a cap. Keep your feet elevated.
• If dry, wear wool socks.
• Check the body regularly for skin or frozen parts. dry skin
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• If your skin or any part of your body feels dry, go inside and gently warm it up.
• Do not rub the frozen parts.
• Be careful when walking outside. Sidewalks can be icy and slippery.

Inside the car:

• Be very careful if you have to drive. Takes a long trip to stop.
• Drive slowly on the icy roads, keep a distance between your car and the car.
• in front of you.
• Press the brakes slowly on the snowy road. If the wheels go out,
• Release the brake slowly.
• Turn on your car's headlights so other vehicles can see you.
• Vehicle Keep your vehicle's fuel tank full so that fuel does not stick.
• Vehicle Install emergency equipment in your vehicle: blankets, lights, windshield washer water,
• Windshield wiper, bumper wires, food and water.
• If your vehicle is stuck in ice far from the assistance device, do not seek assistance. It is safe.
• Long wait for help in the car. If you need to turn on the heat, be sure to click.
• The axle is not covered with snow. If there is no one around, ask for help.