Be Informed. Be Involved. Be Ready. ReadyAlabama is the official readiness campaign for the State of Alabama.
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Report suspicious activity when it happens; it’s not enough to shrug off a suspicious text message and call it a day.
Most phishing attempts target more than one user in an organization, so if you receive one, report it to your IT department.
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Please note at this time, there is no direct FEMA financial assistance. There are “ifs” that must be answered before we know if, when or how much FEMA assistance is coming.
This process takes time. The fastest way to get help is to dial 2-1-1 or text your ZIP code to 898-211.
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Good morning, Alabama! Isaias is moving through the state at this hour.
Updates from around the state are available at: ema.alabama.gov/15330/alabam…
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Remnants of Isaias weakening, but impacts linger: ema.alabama.gov/15357/remnan…
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Need information on emergency shelters or available resources? 📱 Text your ZIP code to 898-211 and select Option 7 (Disaster/Emergency).
Visit MobileCountyEMA.gov for additional preparedness guidance.
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Honored to be a part of this Youth Be Ready Video Contest! Thanks to my friends @spann, @amanduh_curran, @BradTravis9 and @MetDavidPaul for helping get the word out. #alwx
The Alabama Youth Be Ready Video Contest is officially OPEN! 🎉 We’re challenging Alabama’s youth to create a short video showing why it’s important to Be Ready for emergencies & disasters. 📅 Submissions are open September 1–30. For more info, visit readyalabama.gov/alabamayout….
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Stay weather aware! #alwx
[3/15/26] Significant Severe Weather Event Unfolding Today into Early Monday
ema.alabama.gov/14323/signif…
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[3/15/26] Significant Severe Weather Event Unfolding Today into Early Monday
ema.alabama.gov/14323/signif…
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Weather doesn't clock out at 5 PM.
Nighttime storms are twice as dangerous because they are harder to see and harder to hear. If there's a threat in the forecast. Know your plan before going to bed.
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[01/31/26] Winter Weather Advisory Continues This Morning With Extreme Cold Into Sunday
ema.alabama.gov/14150/winter…
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Emergency Kit for the Car
Jumper cables
Flares or reflective triangle
Ice scraper
Car cell phone charger
Blanket
Map
Cat litter / Sand
(for better tire traction)
**This is a preparedness post**
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Supplemental State of Emergency – Winter Weather: governor.alabama.gov/newsroo…
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⚠️ Storm-Related Service Reminder ⚠️
For non-emergency storm issues — such as:
• Trees or large limbs down
• Power lines or debris blocking roads
• Flooding in streets
• Other storm-related hazards with no injuries
📞 Please call 311
🚨 Call 911 ONLY for emergencies involving injuries or immediate danger to life.
Using the correct number helps emergency responders stay available for life-threatening situations while crews address storm damage as quickly as possible.
Thank you for helping keep Montgomery safe.
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[1/25/26] Sunday Update – Winter Weather and Severe Storm Threat Continues
ema.alabama.gov/2026/01/25/s…
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Since you do not know where you will be when an emergency occurs, prepare supplies for home, work, and cars.
#30ways30days
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Stay warm during a power outage:
- Close blinds or curtains to keep in some heat
- Close off rooms to avoid wasting heat
- Wear layers of loose fitting, lightweight warm clothing
- Eat and drink. Food provides energy to warm the body
- Stuff towels or rags in cracks under doors
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[01/24/26] AFTERNOON UPDATE
Winter Weather and Severe Storm Threat Continues Followed By Very Cold Temperatures
ema.alabama.gov/2026/01/24/w…
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[01/24/26] Winter Weather and Possible Severe Storms Followed By Very Cold Temperatures
ema.alabama.gov/2026/01/24/w…
