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Reminder: NEVER leave children or pets alone in hot vehicles! Heat can rise to 20 degrees in just 10 minutes in a car. Learn how to keep all of your family members safe when high temperatures affect your area at ready.com/summer-ready. #SummerReady

Be sure to stay aware of your surroundings when traveling home from attending #FIFAWorldCup events and matches! In large crowds where there’s a lot of activity, criminals may try to take advantage of you.

Wildfire smoke doesn’t have to be close to be dangerous — is hazardous even hundreds of miles away. Take precautions in areas with poor air quality, as it can cause illness or worsen existing health conditions. Stay indoors & monitor air quality: airnow.gov.

Texas: Flash flooding is dangerous anytime, but especially at night when visibility is low. If flooding threatens: - Never drive through flooded roads - Have multiple ways to receive alerts - Move to higher ground if flooding develops - Stay alert & listen to local officials

Colorado & Utah: today through early next week, wildfires, burn scars, & moist conditions will increase the risk of flash flooding. Fires change the landscape, even areas that do not usually flood are at risk. Please check the weather & follow guidance from local officials.

Catastrophic flash flooding is expected across parts of Texas. Do not risk your life by driving through floodwaters. If you’re driving & the road is flooded: ➡️ Turn around, don’t drown! ➡️ Find another route. ➡️ Check local weather updates. Safety tips: ready.gov/floods

Take these steps to prepare yourself for the weather at #FIFAWorldCup matches: − Check the forecast before you leave − Drink plenty of water before and during the event, especially in warm conditions − Wear lightweight clothing − Use sunscreen

Is your area forecast to feel 100°F or higher this week? Limit outdoor activities and drink plenty of water to stay safe. At the first signs of heat-related illness, head indoors to cool public places such as libraries, museums, or shopping malls. More: ready.gov/heat

New England: @NWS is forecasting severe weather today. Extreme winds and hail can be dangerous—take warnings seriously. Be prepared to adjust travel plans or shelter in place if needed. Wait for local officials to give the all clear before resuming normal activities. Stay safe!

Ankle-deep moving water can be enough to cause drivers to lose control of their vehicles. During rainfall across Texas this week, pay attention to the weather and drive to conditions. Check DriveTexas.org for current information. #DriveLikeATexan

Is heavy rain in the forecast? Don’t underestimate flash flooding. It takes only a small amount of fast-moving water to make roads dangerous. If you see water covering the road, don’t take the risk — turn around and find a safer route. More safety tips: ready.gov/floods

Summer brings warm weather, but also the possibility of severe storms. Keeping up to date with weather conditions allows you to prepare in advance. ready.gov/fema-app?utm_s…

If you’re traveling to a #FIFAWorldCup or @Freedom250 event this summer, check the weather daily through local news or a trusted weather app.

Extreme heat is gripping many areas of the Great Plains and Mountain West over the next few days. It's important to drink water and stay hydrated throughout the day.💧 Try simple tips like including fruits and vegetables with high water content to help you! #SummerReady

Is it hot or is it hot? Tips to keep you & your family safe: - Drink plenty of water, even if you’re not thirsty! - Take breaks in the shade or indoors. - Wear light, loose clothing & a hat. - Never leave kids alone in cars, even for a minute. -Watch for heat illness symptoms.

Heavy rain can quickly cause dangerous flooding. Stay safe if severe weather is in your forecast today: • Turn Around, Don’t Drown! Never drive through flooded roads. • Have multiple ways to receive alerts. • Stay weather-aware and follow instructions from local officials.

🥵 Today’s challenge: beat the heat! @NWS says dangerous temperatures are rising in some parts of the country — stay safe & hydrated, plan outdoors activities for cooler hours & check with officials for nearby cooling centers. ➡️ ready.gov/summer-ready #SummerReady

Thunderstorms bring lightning, rain & strong winds. When thunder roars, go indoors! Seek shelter, stay away from windows, and wait 30 mins after the last thunder before going outside. Learn more: ready.gov/thunderstorms-…

Affected by power outages in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands following Typhoon Bavi? Tips to stay safe and cool off at home: -Open windows or doors to allow airflow -Close curtains and blinds to block sun -Avoid cooking indoors -Take breaks when cleaning up debris

Power outages may continue after Typhoon Bavi. If you’re using a generator, use it safely: ⚠️ Never operate it indoors or in enclosed spaces. ⛽ Store fuel outside. 📖 Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions. More tips: ready.gov/power-outages