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A supercell tornado on the horizon. CNN

Tornado Safety

Staying safe during a tornado Tornadoes can appear without much advanced warning and are often hard to see because of rain and hail, or hills and trees. Cobb Country, Fulton County, and Gwinnett County are the top three counties for… Read More »Tornado Safety

Photo of a tornado on the horizon. Today.com A. Brock

Tornadoes in Georgia

March through May is peak tornado season in Georgia The southeastern United States is known for its natural beauty, great music, and warm climates – but not its tornado season. Tornadoes typically happen between spring and summer (about March through… Read More »Tornadoes in Georgia

Staying safe in severe weather, flooding, flash floods.

Staying Safe in Severe Weather

Staying safe in your home, neighborhood, and HOA during severe weather and flooding. Generally, meteorologists define “severe weather” as weather that threatens life or property or requires authorities to intervene for public safety. Staying safe in your home during any severe weather event… Read More »Staying Safe in Severe Weather

Severe Weather Prep

More and more, Mother Nature and weather patterns we’re used to have changed. Weather and natural disasters seem more common and more extreme.

Extreme Heat Safety

Extreme Heat Safety

Tips for Staying Safe in Extreme Heat Extreme heat and heat waves occur more frequently, last longer, and are more severe than ever before. When there is a heat wave that happens over several days and is much hotter than… Read More »Extreme Heat Safety