TO PREPARE AND SAFELY WEATHER A THUNDERSTORM The following
information is provided by the American Red Cross, FEMA and
United States Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and
thunderstorms are dangerous! Every thunderstorm produces
lightning. Associated dangers of thunderstorms include
tornadoes, strong winds, hail and flash flooding. Tunderstorm
Watch - Severe thunderstorms are possible in and near the watch
area. Stay informed and be ready to act if a severe thunderstorm
warning is issued. Thunderstorm Warning - Severe weather has
been reported by spotters or indicated by radar. Warnings
indicate imminent danger to life and To prepare for a
thunderstorm, you should do the - Put together an emergency
preparedness kit that includes food, water, battery-powered
radio, sanitation and personal hygiene items, medications,
flashlight, extra batteries, first aid supplies, copies of
personal documents (medication list and pertinent medical
information, deed/lease to home, birth certificates, insurance
policies),