Living in the Dallas-Fort Worth area means being prepared for severe weather events, including tornadoes. These powerful storms can strike with little warning, causing significant damage and posing a threat to lives and property. In this article, our Greenteams...
#1: Assess the Situation If you find yourself outdoors during a tornado, quickly assess the situation. Look for any signs of a tornado, such as a dark, rotating cloud or debris flying in the air. Take immediate action to protect...
Does Your Bug Out Bag Have These Essentials? You might have heard the term “Bug Out Bag” and wondered what it means. Contrary to what it sounds like, this isn’t a bag containing a selection of bug repellent. A bug out bag is similar to an emergency kit. The only...
How to Protect Your Assets, Even When Disaster Strikes You often cannot predict when a natural disaster will strike. While we often know when a hurricane will hit land, it can be difficult to tell it’s trajectory after it lands and how devastating it will be. ...
10 Things You Should NEVER Do in a Flood Situation If you live in an area that is prone to flooding, chances are that you feel you are more than prepared. For those who haven’t been involved in a flood, you might find yourself watching waters rise from a hotel room or...
#1: Stay Informed Stay updated on wildfire alerts and information from local news, fire departments, or emergency management agencies. Monitor weather conditions, fire danger ratings, and evacuation orders. Act promptly and take immediate action when a wildfire...
#1: Check for General Power Outage First, determine if the power outage is widespread or limited to your location. Check if your neighbors or nearby buildings are also experiencing a power outage. This will help you assess the situation and understand if it's a local...
#1: Stay Calm and Assess the Situation During an emergency, it's crucial to stay calm and think clearly. Assess the situation and determine the type of emergency you are facing. Take a moment to gather your thoughts and formulate a plan of action. #2: Follow Official...
#1: Understand the Tsunami Warning Signs Educate yourself about the signs of an impending tsunami, such as a noticeable and rapid ocean recession, a loud and prolonged roar from the ocean, or the shaking of the ground. Be aware that a strong earthquake near the coast...
#1: Stay Informed Stay updated on landslide alerts and information from local authorities, geological surveys, or emergency management agencies. Monitor weather conditions, including heavy rainfall or seismic activity, which can increase the risk of landslides. Act...
#1: Stay Informed Stay updated on flood warnings and watches by monitoring local news, weather apps, or the National Weather Service. Pay attention to official announcements and instructions from local authorities. Act promptly and take immediate action when a flood...
#1: Learn and Practice Tornado Emergency Procedures Familiarize yourself with the tornado emergency procedures specific to your school. Pay attention during drills and practice sessions. Understand the instructions provided by teachers and staff for responding to a...