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(1/5) This hour of tornado safety for Illinois #SeverePrep Week: Know the difference between a watch and a warning and what to do during a watch #ilwx
(2/5) Do you know the difference between severe weather WATCHES and WARNINGS? A WATCH means severe storms or tornadoes might form and affect your area. A WARNING means it’s time to take action! A severe storm or tornado is expected in your area. #SeverePrep #ILwx 
(3/5) Specific terminology for tornadoes
• Note that a Tornado Emergency is an exceedingly rare situation (such as the Kentucky tornadoes back on Dec 10, 2021) with a confirmed violent tornado posing a severe threat to life & catastrophic damage
#SeverePrep #ilwx
• Note that a Tornado Emergency is an exceedingly rare situation (such as the Kentucky tornadoes back on Dec 10, 2021) with a confirmed violent tornado posing a severe threat to life & catastrophic damage
#SeverePrep #ilwx
(1/4) Continuing the theme of this morning's Twitter tornado drill, we'll continue with tornado safety on day 2 of Illinois #SeverePrep Week. This hour, what to do BEFORE a tornado. #ilwx
(2/4) Some people are especially vulnerable to the dangers of tornadoes.
Those with a lower level of mobility, such as the elderly or disabled, or those who live in mobile homes, may need your help to prepare & stay safe & #WeatherReady. #SeverePrep #ilwx weather.gov/safety/tornado
Those with a lower level of mobility, such as the elderly or disabled, or those who live in mobile homes, may need your help to prepare & stay safe & #WeatherReady. #SeverePrep #ilwx weather.gov/safety/tornado
(3/4) Keep Wireless Emergency Alerts for tornado and flash flood warnings enabled on your cell phone. They can save your life! Find out more at ready.gov/alerts & weather.gov/wrn/wea #SeverePrep #ilwx
