⚠️ Hurricane season may be over, but #DYK? After hurricane season, Florida enters severe weather season from December 1 to May 31. Threats can include unpredictable hazards like thunderstorms, lightning & tornadoes. Don't be caught unprepared! #MakeAPlan & learn more with

🎄 Don’t let your Christmas tree become a fire hazard! Dry trees can ignite easily, especially on windy days. ✅ Before you toss your tree, follow these safety tips & visit @FLForestService for more fire prevention advice.

🎆 Happy New Year from the Florida Division of Emergency Management! This year, resolve to be ready! 📔 Make a disaster prep plan 🎒 Build a disaster supply kit 📲 Sign up for local emergency alerts ➡️ https://t.co/E6c8QcBNZR

🔜 Something new is on the horizon for 2026! 👀 Keep an eye on the skies for a fresh way to stay weather-wise & prepared, no matter what’s in the forecast! FLSERT Weekly Weather Watch...coming soon!

As we celebrate the year behind us, ring in the New Year safely with these simple reminders: 🚗 Plan ahead for a sober ride 🎉 Celebrate responsibly 🎇 Follow firework safety guidelines 🐶 Keep your pets in a quiet, calm room with their comfort items Let’s carry safety &

🚨 12/30: Dangerously cold temperatures & bitter wind chills can be expected again tonight throughout the state. Some counties have opened cold weather shelters for residents! Find your county's emergency management site at https://t.co/wnEJCeUOmN for cold weather shelter info.

🎁 Got a new device this holiday season? Set it up now with the tools needed for any emergency! 🚨 Install weather alert apps 🤳 Update your phone contacts 💻 Bookmark https://t.co/lG4XnicHof for emergency resources Stay connected & informed!

🥶 Today's cold front will bring a drastic temperature change from the last week. Floridians should expect bitterly cold temps, dangerous wind chills & possible overnight freezes. ⬇️ Prepare now with the 5 P’s of cold weather safety. https://t.co/1McMiq4xVG

🌲#DYK The longer your Christmas tree stays up, the higher the fire risk? Keep your home safe this season by following these tips: ▪️ Dispose of your tree as soon as it starts to turn brown ▪️ Don’t store live trees indoors or in the garage ▪️ Never burn your tree in a fireplace

🎄 From all of us at the Florida Division of Emergency Management, Merry Christmas! ✨ Wishing all Florida residents & visitors joyful celebrations, safe travels & a peaceful holiday season.

This holiday season, give your family the gift of preparedness. 📞 Create an emergency communication plan 📍 Make sure everyone knows what to do & where to go 🎒 Refresh your emergency kit Prepare together, because staying safe is the best tradition of all.

As holiday festivities begin, remember to keep safety on the menu! 🔥 Keep children, pets & anything flammable far from the stove 🪫 Test smoke alarms ⏱️ Never leave food unattended on the stovetop Cook smart, stay safe & enjoy a fire-free holiday feast!

🌫️ 12/23: Foggy conditions are possible in parts of the state tonight through the rest of the week. Residents should be careful when driving! Drive slow, with low-beam headlights or fog lights & leave plenty of distance ahead of you. 🚗 For more safe driving tips, follow our

#DYK? December is the peak month for home candle fires. Deck the halls with fire safety this holiday season: 🕯️ Keep candles 12 inches away from things that can burn ‼️ Blow out all candles before you leave the room 💡 Consider using flameless candles in your holiday decorations

🎁 Wrapping up your holiday shopping? Remember that a little extra awareness can go a long way! 🔐 Taking simple steps to protect your payment info, purchases & personal property can help you shop with confidence. Check out the tips below! ⬇️

🚗 Heading out for holiday travel? Make safety part of the plan! 🐾 Traveling with pets? Include them in your emergency plans & pack extra food, water, leashes & toys. 🎒 On the road or staying local, make sure your car has an updated emergency kit. Safe travels this holiday

🎄 Don’t get caught up in #ElfOnTheShelf mischief this holiday season! While your elf may be up to no good, you can keep things merry, bright & safe with a few simple decorating tips.⬇️

‼️ Don't let a preventable accident take the fun out of the holiday season. Follow these safety tips when decorating outdoors: ✨ Use clips instead of nails ✨ Make sure lights & extension cords are rated for outdoor use ✨ Turn off lights at night or when you leave the house

🥶 Sub-freezing temps are settling in across North FL & the Big Bend tonight. If you’re cold, your pets are too! 🐾 Bring pets inside or make sure they have a warm, dry shelter as temperatures drop. For more info: 🔹 Cold weather safety ➡️ https://t.co/1McMiq55Le 🔹 Pet prep