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Moose Found Stuck in Ice on Aroostook River

Warden warns against attempting to rescue wild animals in dangerous conditions

Three Rivers Fire Department Warns Against Burning Storm Debris

Authorities say yard waste disposal can lead to uncontrolled wildfires after recent tornado.

Illinois Urges Residents to Prepare for Severe Weather Season

IEMA OHS provides safety tips for thunderstorms, tornadoes, and power outages

Severe Weather Awareness Expo 2026 Draws Crowds at Penn Square Mall

Shoppers meet 4 Warn Storm Team and storm chasers at annual event

Boulder County Launches Early Wildfire Mitigation Rebate Program

Homeowners can get up to $500 reimbursed for fire prevention efforts.

Prepare Now for Severe Storms Ahead of Weekend

KSAT Weather Authority shares tips to get ready for potential strong weather in San Antonio area

Wisconsin DNR Releases Ice Safety Guidelines

State agency provides tips for safe winter recreation on frozen lakes and rivers.

Wisconsin Holds Statewide Tornado Drill on April 16

Sirens to sound twice on the same day to test emergency preparedness

Agencies Investigating Flakes of Lead Paint Falling from Baltimore Bridges

Contaminated paint chips violate state pollution laws, prompting cleanup efforts by city and state officials.

Prescribed Burn Scheduled East of Santa Margarita

CAL FIRE to conduct controlled fire to enhance safety and ecosystem health

Piedmont Adopts New Hazard Mitigation Plan

Plan aims to reduce damage from earthquakes, wildfires, and severe weather

Rip Current Warning Issued for Alabama Beaches

National Weather Service warns of dangerous conditions this weekend

Missoula Residents Urged to Prepare for Wildfire Season

Experts advise creating evacuation plans and 'go-bags' before fires break out.

Prescribed Burning Planned at South Holston Lake on Friday

U.S. Forest Service to conduct controlled fires in Cherokee National Forest to reduce wildfire risk

Illinois Urges Residents to Prepare for Severe Weather Season

State emergency agencies warn of potential storms, outages, and damages as spring approaches

NWS Sioux Falls Offering Spring Storm Spotter Training

Free public sessions aim to teach severe weather identification and reporting

Illinois Urges Residents to Prepare for Severe Weather Season

State emergency agencies warn of thunderstorms, tornadoes, and power outages as spring approaches

National Weather Service Urges Severe Weather Preparedness

Agency declares this week as Severe Weather Preparedness Week to encourage readiness ahead of spring threats.

Tarpon Springs Braces for Severe Weather

Meteorologist warns residents to prepare emergency kits and take shelter at first sign of storms.

Kentucky Holds Statewide Tornado Drill on Wednesday

Test warnings and sirens will sound across the state as part of Severe Weather Awareness Week