Storm Safety 2020: Severe Weather Preparedness
It’s meteorological spring, and time to think storm safety. Today, severe weather preparedness with a side order of tongue-in-cheek.
Why not rely on social media for warnings?
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2019 Season off to a Good Start
A day which brought severe hail and downpours to Kansas also produced some great photos!
Slow, Steady, and Safe
Field work is getting underway for the spring. Timely reminded for safety from Kansas Farm Bureau:
KSStorm.info’s Storm Prep Resource List
Here’s the promised update to our all-in-one storm resource list, with several new-for-2018 items!
Shelter from the Storm
Thanks to Trooper Ben for the impetus for this post! Here’s a map and photos of the Kansas Turnpike shelters, along with a discussion of where to seek shelter in your community if your home does not have underground shelters. I also talk about considerations if you’ve been thinking about a shelter for your home.
Looking Back at the Andover Tornado of April 26, 1991
It is hard to believe, but for the last 27 years, the Andover tornado has been the measuring stick for all other tornadoes in the … Read more
Post-storm recovery: Be careful what you sign!
A contractor may ask you to sign a document similar to the one you sign at the doctor’s office, assigning benefits from your insurance coverage directly to the contractor. By doing so, you may be giving up significant rights…and control over your ability to get future insurance.
Assess Before You React in Emergency Situations
Ready – Fire – Aim is a hassle in business. It can be much worse when disaster strikes. Lifehacker explains why, and I offer several preparedness resources.
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