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FEMA
@fema
Jun 1
Today is the first day of the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season. We encourage everyone to be prepared by following @Readygov: ready.gov/hurricanes for tips to protect yourself & your family. Stay up to date with the latest forecasts from: @NHC_Atlantic: nhc.noaa.gov
June 1st is the start of Atlantic Hurricane Season. Are you ready?

ALT June 1st is the start of Atlantic Hurricane Season. Are you ready?

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FEMA Region 6
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Heavy rainfall and flash flood threats continue. If you encounter water on roadways do not attempt to drive or walk through. Monitor your local forecast, remain weather-aware, pack a go-kit, and make a plan. #TurnAroundDontDrown #TXWX #BeInformed #FloodSafety
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FEMA
@fema
Jun 12
If your power is out due to a storm, avoid deadly carbon monoxide poisoning by keeping generators outside your home, dry & properly grounded. With high temperatures across the country, check with local officials for information on shelters or cooling centers available near you.
Downed power lines and a fallen utility pole block a rural road surrounded by dense green foliage.

ALT Downed power lines and a fallen utility pole block a rural road surrounded by dense green foliage.

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FEMA
@fema
Jun 12
Severe storms continue to be in the forecast for the middle of the country through the weekend. Conditions can change quickly, so be ready by signing up for weather alerts and following directions from local officials. Seek shelter if necessary and don't put yourself in danger.
NWS Storm Prediction Center
@NWSSPC
Jun 12
Here are our Key Messages for Saturday (6/13).
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FEMA
@fema
Jun 11
This week, FEMA officials joined state and local leaders at the 2026 Gulf and Atlantic Hurricane Summit to strengthen coordination and readiness at the start of hurricane season. 🔗 fema.gov/press-release/20260… 🧵⬇️
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FEMA
@fema
Jun 11
As state and local officials are leading hurricane readiness efforts, FEMA continues to streamline the disaster declaration process, enhance information sharing with partners, and communicate with disaster survivors about the assistance available to them.
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FEMA
@fema
Jun 11
By making improvements and leveraging mutual aid agreements like the Emergency Management Assistance Compact, we continue to build resilience nationwide, strengthen our collective response capabilities, and ensure every community is prepared for the next storm.
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FEMA
@fema
Jun 11
"These conversations matter because every improvement we make before a disaster strikes helps us deliver assistance faster and more effectively to the people who need it." —Robert J. Fenton Jr., Senior Official Performing the Duties of the FEMA Administrator
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FEMA
@fema
Jun 11
Severe weather is expected to impact parts of the Upper Midwest and Great Plains today. Keep an eye on your local forecast and make sure your emergency alerts are turned on. Have more than one way to get warnings so you know when to take action. Always listen to local officials.
NWS Storm Prediction Center
@NWSSPC
Jun 11
Here are our Key Messages for Thursday (6/11).
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FEMA Region 4
@femaregion4
Jun 11
FEMA Region 4 is locking into preparedness with our Hurricane Readiness Week. (A) Region 4 Administrator Rob Ashe welcomed Southeast state emergency managers and our federal partners from @DeptofWar and @AtlantaCorps to Atlanta.
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NWS Weather Prediction Center
@NWSWPC
Jun 10
Rounds of storms are likely to continue this evening and tomorrow afternoon across the Midwest along and ahead of a slow moving front. 2-3 inches of rainfall is most likely with localized 4 across the borders of Missouri, Iowa, and Illinois.
Rounds of storms are likely to continue this evening and tomorrow afternoon across the Midwest along and ahead of a slow moving front. 2-3 inches of rainfall is most likely with localized 4 across the borders of Missouri, Illinois, and Illinois.

ALT Rounds of storms are likely to continue this evening and tomorrow afternoon across the Midwest along and ahead of a slow moving front. 2-3 inches of rainfall is most likely with localized 4 across the borders of Missouri, Illinois, and Illinois.
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National Weather Service
@NWS
Jun 10
A wide swath of severe thunderstorms capable of tornadoes, large hail, and damaging wind gusts is possible this afternoon from the Mid-Mississippi Valley through the Upper Midwest. Be sure to have multiple ways to receive weather warnings from your local NWS office. weather.gov

NWS Storm Prediction Center
@NWSSPC
Jun 10
12:08pm CDT #SPC Day1 Outlook Enhanced Risk: across parts of the upper/mid Mississippi Valleys and Midwest spc.noaa.gov/products/outloo…
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FEMA
@fema
Jun 10
Tomorrow’s the first day of the #FIFAWorldCup!⚽️ We've been supporting state and local officials' preparations for well over a year by conducting exercises and emergency response trainings for public safety officials and first responders.
Interagency personnel conduct a World Cup preparation exercise.

ALT Interagency personnel conduct a World Cup preparation exercise.

Interagency personnel conduct a World Cup preparation exercise.

ALT Interagency personnel conduct a World Cup preparation exercise.

Interagency staff participate in a World Cup preparation exercise at the Special Events Coordination Center at FEMA headquarters in Washington, DC.

ALT Interagency staff participate in a World Cup preparation exercise at the Special Events Coordination Center at FEMA headquarters in Washington, DC.

A Department of Homeland Security official participates in a World Cup preparation exercise at the Special Events Coordination Center at FEMA headquarters in Washington, DC.

ALT A Department of Homeland Security official participates in a World Cup preparation exercise at the Special Events Coordination Center at FEMA headquarters in Washington, DC.

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FEMA
@fema
Jun 10
We join @WHtaskforceFIFA and other agencies in coordinating federal support for the historic #FIFAWorldCup & @Freedom250 celebrations this summer. Just last week, interagency staff exercised how they would respond to possible disasters & security threats—making sure we're ready.
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FEMA
@fema
Jun 10
Your safety and security remain our top priority. Whether you're attending the largest sporting event in history or celebrating 250 years of our great nation, the entire government is working together to ensure that everyone has a safe and unforgettable experience.
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FEMA
@fema
Jun 10
Today, we approved more than $1.1 billion for 452 recovery and mitigation projects nationwide. Under @SecMullinDHS and @POTUS’s leadership, we’re streamlining processes and delivering disaster funding quickly, responsibly and with strong oversight. fema.gov/press-release/20260…
Construction workers in safety gear making repairs to a boardwalk at Jones Beach State Park in Long Island, New York.

ALT Construction workers in safety gear making repairs to a boardwalk at Jones Beach State Park in Long Island, New York.

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NWS Weather Prediction Center
@NWSWPC
Jun 9
Latest afternoon update for key messages regarding Mid-June Heat Wave.
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NWS Storm Prediction Center
@NWSSPC
Jun 9
A busy severe weather pattern will persist for the remainder of this week and into the weekend. Large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes will all be possible during this period.
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NWS Storm Prediction Center
@NWSSPC
Jun 9
2:55pm CDT #SPC Day1 Outlook Enhanced Risk: Across the central to northern High Plains spc.noaa.gov/products/outloo…
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