I want to learn about general severe weather safety and preparedness from the National Weather Service website. Navigate to the 'Safety' section and identify at least three distinct safety topics or types of weather hazards covered. For each identified topic, provide one key safety tip or piece of advice mentioned on the page. Additionally, find out if there's information on how communities can become 'StormReady' or 'TsunamiReady' and provide a brief description of what these programs entail.
Navigate to 'https://www.weather.gov/'. Click on the 'SAFETY' link (ID 62). Identify at least three distinct severe weather safety topics or hazards covered on the page. For each identified topic, extract one key safety tip or piece of advice. Locate information about the 'StormReady' program and describe its purpose. Locate information about the 'TsunamiReady' program and describe its purpose. Synthesize the gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Safety' page. The agent identifies at least three distinct severe weather safety topics (e.g., Tornadoes, Floods, Heat, Thunderstorms, Hurricanes, Winter Weather). For each identified topic, the agent provides one relevant key safety tip (e.g., for Tornadoes: 'Have a plan and an emergency kit', for Floods: 'Turn around, don't drown', for Heat: 'Drink plenty of fluids and stay in an air-conditioned place'). The agent states that the StormReady program helps communities prepare for severe weather. The agent states that the TsunamiReady program helps communities prepare for tsunamis.