What to Do: Make sure you know where you are on a map. Know your surrounding counties and cities. It will be important when it comes to warning you about incoming storms later today. You’ll need to know where to go if a tornado warning is issued. No one should be in a mobile home/manufactured home if under a tornado warning. If you can find a safer place to stay at, we highly recommend it. Please leave immediately to a shelter or a nearby store for protection if you have time to do so. Have multiple ways to receive warnings today. We recommend the WBRC First Alert Weather App and a NOAA Weather Radio. Make sure all electronics are charged. Have food and water, prescription drugs, important documents, and a first aid kit in your safe spot. Wearing bicycle helmets can also prevent injury. Wear tennis shoes. Remember you want to go to the lowest floor away from windows and doors. Always aim to be in the centralized part of your home so you have as many walls as possible between you and the outside. A basement is most ideal, but a bathroom, closet, or a hallway can work too. Make sure you have us on TV this afternoon and evening as we provide you non-stop weather coverage. Finally, let people know about this potential threat. Some people will go about their lives ignoring what could happen later today. We want to make sure they are informed and aware of the situation.
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FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Significant threat for severe weather expected Thursday - WBRC
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