Severe Weather Preparedness Day in Georgia
The Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency, in partnership with the National Weather Service, has declared November 5 as Georgia's Severe Weather Preparedness Day.
This day is an opportunity for schools, businesses, and individuals to participate in a severe weather exercise and tornado drill at 9:30 a.m.
Severe Weather Preparedness Day is a great opportunity for families, schools, and businesses to review their plans and make sure everyone knows what to do when a warning is issued.
According to GEMA/HS Director Josh Lamb, preparation and awareness are key to saving lives during severe weather events, including tornadoes and flash flooding.
Individuals are encouraged to stay weather-aware by having multiple ways to receive alerts and knowing where to take shelter.
Author's summary: Georgia prepares for Severe Weather Preparedness Day.
- Date: November 5
- Time: 9:30 a.m.
- Partners: Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency, National Weather Service
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