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Posted by Sarah Levin-Lederer on December 18th, 2023
Posted in: Blog
Tags: climate change, Emergency Preparedness (EPP), resources
Previously, I highlighted tips to stay safe in winter weather focused on snow, cold and ice. But according to the Fifth National Climate Assessment, released in November 2023, the Northeast is looking at warmer, wetter winters in the future. So in addition to remembering safety information for staying safe in snow and cold, we need to remember how to stay safe during floods and power outages.
Winter weather, whether it’s ice and snow or rain and wind, brings the possibility of power outages. Power outages can lead to multiple hazards including fire (candles), improper use of generators and food safety. Learn more with these resources:
Learn more about emergency preparedness with these resources from NNLM: