ALT President Donald J. Trump approves federal disaster assistance for Texas to aid recovery from severe storms, tornadoes, and flooding.
ALT Two workers inspecting a large yellow industrial machine with text about $1 billion funding for state-managed recovery and resilience by FEMA.
ALT Heavy rainfall is expected over the next 24 hours across large portions of west TX and southeast NM where a Flood Watch is in place. This graphic shows a maximum area of 3 to 4 inches of rain forecast across the southern TX Panhandle to Big Bend region over the next 24 hours.
ALT Background image of snow-covered mountains. Gray silhouettes of zombies in the foreground appearing to come out of the mountains. Text reads: Zombie Fires: The spooky threat smoldering under winter snow. Also called holdover fires, zombie fires can burn underground for months and reignite once temperatures warm up.
ALT Person holding a flashlight in a dark, foggy field symbolizing preparedness for emergencies. Text reads "don't be scared, be prepared. ready.gov/plan"
ALT President Donald J. Trump pointing right with text approving federal disaster assistance for Florida after Hurricane Isaias.
ALT Man in a suit with stitched lips holding a phone, representing a person without a readiness plan for emergencies.
ALT Blue and red background with stars and digital lines highlighting 'Securing the Next 250' for Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026.
ALT NOAA Weather Prediction Center map showing a Marginal Risk (at least 5%) of excessive rainfall and flash flooding across portions of southern New Mexico and western Texas, including the Big Bend region. An embedded Slight Risk area (at least 15%) covers portions of southeastern New Mexico and far western Texas.
ALT NOAA Weather Prediction Center map showing Marginal Risk (at least 5%) areas of excessive rainfall and flash flooding across portions of Arizona, New Mexico, and western and central Texas. An embedded Slight Risk area (at least 15%) covers portions of southwestern Arizona, including areas near the California and Mexico borders.
ALT Family watching TV displaying a nationwide Emergency Alert System test notice for November 17, 2026, at 2:20 P.M. ET.
ALT Red warning triangle with exclamation mark and text advising to avoid scams and phishing attempts after disasters.
ALT U.S. surface weather map valid 8am EDT Oct 28, 2026 showing fronts, H/L pressure centers, green hatched areas for rain/thunderstorms, purple for mixed/heavy snow in the Northwest, and Tropical Storm Vance off Mexico.
ALT Warning about fake flood insurance adjusters after floods, advising verification of credentials and no personal info sharing.