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December 2, 2021
Although the calendar says the first day of winter is the winter solstice onDecember 21, "meteorological winter" is considered to begin December 1. We've had some chilly days, and even a little snow in November, but now cold, snow, and ice can happen just about anytime for the next few months.
Be prepared for what winter might throw our way by reviewing INdiana PREPared's "Winter Storms and Extreme Cold" information site!
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Indiana Winter Road Conditions and Travel Information
Although we haven’t seen much wintry weather yet, it’s only a matter of time before ice, sleet, and snow will create hazardous driving conditions. When traveling during snowy or icy conditions, please take your time, and check road conditions before your leave! The following websites provide real-time information for Indiana motorists: INDOT Highway Info 511This…
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It’s time to winterize your home!
Source: “Winterizing Your Home” PREPnote, available for download at https://extension.purdue.edu/INPREPared/prepnotes/ The Thanksgiving weekend allows most of us a little time to spend with family and friends, watch football, and if you’re adventurous enough, maybe some Black Friday shopping or decorating for Christmas. However, the long weekend is also a great opportunity to prepare ourselves and…
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Winter Weather Preparedness Week 2021 is Nov. 7–13
Source: Indiana Department of Homeland Security Winter Weather Preparedness The Indiana Department of Homeland Security (IDHS), state partners and emergency personnel work to protect Hoosiers whenever hazardous weather happens across Indiana. Knowing where to find travel information and preparing ahead of time for winter weather is important so all Hoosiers can reduce their risk to…
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Low-head Dam Safety
Source: Indiana Department of Homeland Security; “Hoosier Responder” Magazine, June 2021 With more than 150 low-head dams cataloged in Indiana, local emergency management officials and response agencies are encouraged to share information about low-head dams, where they are and how best to avoid them. RECREATIONAL SAFETYA reoccurring theme of dam related deaths is that victims…
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