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Disasters come in many forms and may happen when we least expect them. But you can be prepared. This site has many resources intended to help you prepare for disasters such as those listed above. Spending a few hours in preparation for a disaster can make recovery easier and may even save lives – your own and those of loved ones – not to mention companion animals and possessions.
Current Situation in Alabama
Preliminary NWS data revealed six EF-1 tornadoes and one EF-2 tornado hit central Alabama April 11. Pickens, Walker, Winston, Bibb, and Macon/Lee counties were affected. Two more tornadoes hit Madison County in north Alabama. No one died; two people were injured. The United States Tornadoes blog provides a summary of the national perspective of that weather system.
Ready Tips
Precipitation in the Forecast
Situational Awareness Can Help You Stay Safe
Potential Severe Weather Threat: Last-Minute Tips
Planning for the Event
Cash Donations Are Most Effective
Participate in the 2012 U.S. Great Earthquake Drill October 18
Isaac Will Likely Bring Rain and Flooding in Alabama
Preparing for Hurricanes
Alabamians Need to Be Prepared for Isaac: Stock Up on Basic Items Now
Heat and Your Health
Got Questions about Mad Cow Disease?
For information, news, and contacts visit the Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy page.
Foot-and-Mouth Disease
Foot-and-Mouth Disease is caused by a virus that infects two-toed farm and wild animals, such as cows, pigs, sheep, goats and deer. To find out more about the disease and how you can help stop its spread, click here.
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