Hornet Ready Seasonal Preparedness
Make sure you’re prepared by learning about seasonal needs
Seasonal Preparedness
Be prepared for summer weather
Summers in Kansas can be very hot and humid. Know what to do if you experience heat stress or heat illness and the signs to look for. Below are some helpful fact sheets and links to sites where you can get more information.
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- It’s Hot Outside! Stay cool. Stay hydrated. Stay informed.pdf
- Heat Illness Infosheet- Protecting Workers from Heat Illness.pdf
- Heat Illness- Protecting Yourself in the Sun- Spanish.pdf
- Excessive Heat Event Guidebook.pdf
- Helpful links for more Heat Stress information.pdf
LIGHTNING SAFETY
Did you know that lightning experts no longer promote the 30-30 rule in any official lightning safety guidelines? Instead, experts suggest, “When thunder roars, go indoors!”
SEVERE WEATHER
Would you know what to do in the event of a severe thunderstorm or tornado?
- National Weather Service- Thunderstorms, Tornadoes, and Lightning.pdf
- Find weather preparedness information on what to do at ESU.pdf
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- Keep informed through National Weather Service and weather radios.jpeg
WINTER WEATHER
Cold weather is right around the corner! Have a Plan - Make a Kit - Stay Informed
EARTHQUAKE
Earthquakes are not as common in Kansas as other areas of the United States, but they do occur and have been on the rise in recent years. Did you know doorways are no stronger than any other part of a structure so don’t rely on them for protection. During an earthquake get under a sturdy piece of furniture and hold on. It will help shelter you from falling objects that could injure you during an earthquake.
Below are some helpful fact sheets and links to where you can get more information about earthquakes.