STAY SAFE Severe Weather Safety by: Kelly Brumbeloe.

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STAY SAFE Severe Weather Safety by: Kelly Brumbeloe

THUNDERSTORMS Get inside Watch a local tv channel and listen to the radio for more information If there is lightning stay off the phone If there is lightning don't take a shower

FLASH FLOODS Get to HIGH groundStay away from water Do not drive through water on roads Insert picture of flash flooding

TORNADOES STAY INSIDE!Go to a room with no windows Wrap up in blankets or coats Get on hands and knees and cover your head with your arms If you cant get inside, lie flat in a ditch and cover your head with your hands Insert picture of tornado