Severe Weather Awareness Week: What you need to know to stay safe
This week is Severe Weather Awareness Week in New York!
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Apr 25, 2023, 1:02 PM
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2h agoThis week is Severe Weather Awareness Week in New York!
As thunderstorm and hurricane season approach it's important to be prepared.
Should emergency strike be sure to have a plan.
It's also recommended to have an emergency kit that'll last at least 10 days.
Things such as flashlights, batteries and fire aid supplies should be inside.
You can also sign up for text alerts through the state.
