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Social media delays, weather hype, and fake photos make it harder than ever to get timely, accurate forecasts. Learn how to set up alerts, cut through misinformation, and make sure you get the right info—when you need it most.
With drought conditions persisting across Kansas and an active fire season expected this spring, now is the time to prepare. Learn about the latest drought status, this year’s fire outlook, and practical steps to protect your home and community from wildfires.
The 2024 severe weather season was more representative of a typical severe weather season in Kansas, with activity mainly centered in the March through May window. The main reason for this was a quick transition from El Niño into a neutral phase of the ENSO, which led to a more active storm track across the region. June was quiet as high pressure built in and we transitioned into the summer heat.
How to verify Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) are enabled on your mobile device. These will wake you up if needed!
Go Bags: A crucial piece of being ready for an emergency. What goes in one, how much it costs, and other tips and tricks, here.
Greetings! Welcome to the finale of our Prepare 2024 series, where Scott and I, along with our friends at Eagle Media help get you ready … Read more
Lessons learned from Katrina and Greensburg: we’ve been telling people the wrong things about pets and evacuation. Here’s the skinny.
Now the warnings can call YOU! Find out how in today’s Prepare 2024 focus on new warning technology.
Welcome to Prepare 2024, where Scott and I, along with our friends at Eagle Media help get you ready for the upcoming severe weather season! … Read more