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“I had 7 minutes.” One WeatherCall user used that time to get to safety before a tornado hit her neighborhood. Seven minutes. Sometimes that’s all it takes to change everything. #WeatherCall #SevereWeather

Severe weather season is here. Do you know your safe place at home? 🏠 Basement or shelter if possible 🚪 Interior room if not 🧱 Stay away from windows 🔦 Keep emergency supplies ready Preparation before the storm can make all the difference. #WeatherCall #StormSafety

Spring Break travel? Your weather alerts should travel too. GPS alerts move with you — so you can still receive warnings even when you’re far from home. Storms don’t pause for vacation. #SpringBreak #WeatherSafety #TravelSmart

When does severe weather happen? Most people say spring. But: ⚡Lightning strikes the U.S. ~25 million times/year 🌧 Flash flooding can happen anytime ⛈ Storms can form in almost any month Dangerous weather doesn’t follow the calendar. #WeatherCall #SevereWeather

“I got the call 15 minutes before the sirens started.” One WeatherCall user shared this story with us. Sirens get your attention. But they can’t tell you what the threat is. Sometimes the right information at the right moment makes all the difference. #WeatherCall

Severe Thunderstorm Warning vs Tornado Warning. They aren’t the same — and the difference matters. Knowing which warning is issued helps you know how quickly to act. #SevereWeather #WeatherReady

Spring Break is coming. That means travel, busy schedules, and changing routines. It also means severe weather season is starting. Before your routine changes, make sure your weather alert layers are set up. Learn more about WeatherCall NexGen: bit.ly/40xrt0b

Watch vs Warning ⚠️ A watch means conditions are right for severe weather. A warning means dangerous weather is happening now — take action. Knowing the difference can help you respond faster when storms threaten. #WeatherCall #SevereWeather #StormSafety

Severe weather season is already underway in parts of the country. Take a few minutes today to make sure you're ready before the next storm arrives.

Tornadoes don’t wait. Neither should your alert setup. When severe weather hits, seconds matter. Make sure you have multiple ways to receive warnings — not just one. Layers save lives. #SevereWeather #TornadoSafety #WeatherReady

Smoke detectors. Seatbelts. Fire extinguishers. The safety systems you trust every day. WeatherCall works the same way. For nearly 20 years we've delivered 50M+ severe weather alerts, warning you when your exact location is in danger. Trust is built before the storm.

Free apps. Sirens. Weather radios. Most are designed to overwarn. Precision alerts activate only when YOUR location is inside the warning. Stop alert fatigue. Start precise warning. Learn more: [bit.ly/WC_Products] #WeatherCall #SevereWeather

Lightning strikes the U.S. about 25 million times each year. ⚡ When thunder roars, go indoors. ⚡ Seek shelter in a building or vehicle. ⚡ Avoid trees, metal fences, and open areas. Lightning is fast. Staying safe is simple. #WeatherCall #LightningSafety

Spring storms are coming. Do you know how your weather alerts actually work? County-wide ≠ location-based. Alert fatigue and miscommunication happen fast during severe weather. Check your safety layers BEFORE the first warning. 📱📞📧🔊 Read more: [bit.ly/4u21ITX]

Flood safety isn’t optional in March. Heavy rain can lead to rapid flooding. Before the next storm: • Know if you’re near a floodplain • Identify flood-prone roads • Plan your safe route • Never drive through water Know your risk before the rain starts. #FloodSafety

Spring storms hit fast. Before storm season ramps up: • Have a plan • Know your safe place • Make sure everyone understands it • Don’t rely on just one alert Minutes matter. Take a few today so you’re not scrambling later. #StormSeason #SevereWeather

WATCH vs WARNING. A Watch = conditions are favorable. A Warning = it’s happening now. One means prepare. One means act. Knowing the difference before it matters most can make all the difference. #SevereWeather #StormPrep

A weather safety plan isn’t built during the storm. It’s built before it. Know your shelter. Know your alerts. Know your decision-makers. Know your backup plan. Preparedness is clarity in action. #WeatherCall #StormSafety #SevereWeather #BeReady

March marks the true start of storm season in the South. The averages speak for themselves. If a warning is issued tonight… is your alert plan ready? How many alert layers do you have in place right now? #StormSeason #SevereWeather #LayersSaveLives

Severe weather season starts now. If one alert fails, what’s your backup? App? NOAA radio? Phone call? Layered alerts aren’t extra — they’re essential. How many layers do you have in place right now? #LayersSaveLives #StormPrep