Texas DSHS

Stay Weather Aware! Storms continue to create daily chances of hazards such as heavy rainfall, flash flooding, large hail, damaging winds, and possible tornadoes. Safety Tips: texasready.gov/be-informed/na…

Firefighters continue to work around the clock to protect Texans as multiple fires remain active. As response operations continue, proactively prevent new fires and heed guidance from local officials Wildfire Resources for Texans: disaster.texas.gov

Governor @GregAbbott_TX has directed @TDEM to increase the readiness level of the TX State Emergency Operations Center to Level II (Escalated Response) ahead of severe weather threats. Working together, state agencies will coordinate their efforts to support local officials.

A positive case of West Nile has been confirmed, marking the first case in Texas this year. Learn more: bit.ly/4wEv386.

A copy of the agreement is available at bit.ly/3QV3g2W. Any camp operators with questions should contact the DSHS Youth Camp Program. For the full news release, visit bit.ly/42qQlbs.

Hurricane season officially begins June 1. Are you prepared? Make a plan. Pack a kit. Stay informed. Learn more: bit.ly/3gJrSFe.

Initial damage assessments are underway in communities impacted by severe weather. Was your home or business damaged?🏠🏬 Report Damage Here: damage.tdem.texas.gov This helps identify resource needs to support recovery and determines TX's eligibility for disaster assistance.

Widespread rainfall across Texas could create flash flood threats. Keep tabs on your local forecast for more detailed information based on where you live. Important: 🌊Never Drive Through Floodwaters ⚠️Turn Around, Don’t Drown Check Road Conditions: DriveTexas.org

Storms may not be done just yet. Severe weather could impact large portions of the state as we reach midweek. Monitor your local forecast and be on the lookout for hail, wind, rain, flooding and possible tornadoes. Severe Weather Safety Tips: ready.gov/severe-weather

⚠️Severe storms remain in the forecast, threatening portions of the state. Multiple hazards are on the table, including large hail, damaging wind, heavy rainfall, flash flooding, and possible tornadoes. Wildfire danger continues in some areas too. Stay Weather Aware!⛈️🔥

🔥Extreme Fire Danger continues for parts of West Texas. Just one small spark can cause a fire in your community. Avoid outdoor burning, secure loose vehicle chains, and report fires immediately to authorities. Prepare for wildfires: ready.gov/wildfires

Large portions of the state are under threat of severe storms as we reach the weekend.⚡️ State emergency response resources deployed by TDEM at Gov. Abbott’s direction remain available to support local response operations. Monitor local conditions and stay informed.☔️

Storms continue across parts of Texas with periods of heavy rain that could lead to flash flooding.☔️ If you encounter water over a roadway: Turn Around, Don’t Drown. It is never safe to drive through flooded roads.🚧 Check Road Conditions: DriveTexas.org #txwx

The risk of flash flooding caused by heavy rainfall continues. Do you have a plan for yourself and your family? Stay weather aware and monitor conditions in your area. How to make a plan: texasready.gov/make-a-plan/ho…

Don't let the wet weather elsewhere keep you from monitoring the low humidity and high winds posing a fire danger to the West! Wildfires remain a risk for the Panhandle, South Plains, Permian Basin, and Far West Texas.🔥 Stay informed and follow guidance from local officials.

The state is facing ongoing fire and rain threats this week... severe storms in some areas, elevated-to-critical wildfire danger in others. Different threats, same message: ⛈️Stay weather-aware 🚨Follow directions from local officials 🔥Be ready to act if conditions change

Severe weather is possible in parts of Texas over the next several days. At Gov. Abbott’s direction, TDEM has activated state emergency response resources. Learn More: gov.texas.gov/news/post/gove… Make a plan and stay informed!

The risk of severe storms continues this week. Be ready for numerous hazards including rain, flooding, hail, wind, and tornadoes. State emergency response resources remain activated by TDEM at Gov. Abbott’s direction to support local response efforts: gov.texas.gov/news/post/gove…

View the complete details on this recall at: fda.gov/safety/recalls….

A public health alert has been issued for Great Value-brand frozen dinosaur nuggets. The packages were sold in Walmart stores across the U.S. but are no longer available to purchase. For more information, visit: bit.ly/3PEofqa