Celebrate the holidays safely and leave the fireworks to the professionals! Fireworks are dangerous and can put your property and health at risk. Do not light your own! Attend a public fireworks display instead. #ReadyAL

Traveling for the holidays? Be ready for the unexpected by having an emergency car kit, downloading the FEMA app to receive alerts, & let your loved ones know before you go. If traveling internationally, follow @TSA for tips and additional information. #ReadyAL

Extreme cold is no joke! Dress properly to prevent frostbite and hypothermia. ❄️Wear multiple layers of clothing and don't forget a hat, scarf, and gloves! For more #WinterReady tips, visit: https://t.co/TMNNUcozHw #ReadyAL

Disasters can strike at any time! Being prepared today can make all the difference tomorrow. Make sure your emergency supply kit is fully stocked with essentials like water, food, first aid supplies, & flashlights. Learn what else you can include: https://t.co/E2YQ60nAYW #ReadyAL

This holiday season, look out for messages asking for info—such as to verify your delivery address or confirm your purchase. It may be a scammer trying to trick you. If a message looks suspicious, think twice! For more tips, visit: https://t.co/6URi9EI4kf #ReadyAL

Follow these cybersecurity tips when shopping online this holiday season: - Use strong passwords & two-factor authentication. - Watch out for suspicious links. When in doubt, do NOT click. - Limit the personal information you share online. More: https://t.co/GAYzklZZiQ #ReadyAL

Pedro the preparedness penguin can help your kids be #WinterReady! 🐧❄️ The Prepare with Pedro Winter Storm Storybook navigates what to do before, during, and after a winter storm. Download it in English or Spanish: https://t.co/n38BGmKXbF #ReadyAL

#DYK you can receive emergency alerts for up to five locations and get preparedness tips with the FEMA mobile app? Download it today: https://t.co/hOuTLmnYVL #ReadyAL

It's cold outside bundle up and stay safe! 🥶 - Frostbite: Watch for numbness or discolored skin on fingers or any exposed areas. - Hypothermia: If your body temp drops below 96F, move to a heated location and get medical help immediately! Safety tips: https://t.co/hakn0veAKT

Is your area being affected by severe winter weather? Be careful while driving: - Pay attention to the road at all times - Slow down & keep your distance with other cars - Always have an emergency kit in your car For more tips, visit: https://t.co/hakn0veAKT #WinterReady

Follow these safety tips while decking the halls this season: - Inspect all holiday lights for damage before using. - Keep flammable decorations away from heat sources. - Water your live tree daily. - Never leave lit candles unattended. #ReadyAL

Follow these safety tips while decking the halls this season: - Inspect all holiday lights for damage before using. - Keep flammable decorations away from heat sources. - Water your live tree daily. - Never leave lit candles unattended. #ReadyAL

Three years after a deadly tornado, a new community storm shelter has opened in the Montgomery County neighborhood of Flatwood.

Keep your house warm with these #WinterReady low-cost tips: - Close the doors & shut the vents of the rooms you are not using. - Use weather stripping or caulk to keep the cold air out. - Learn how to prevent pipes from freezing. More tips: https://t.co/TMNNUcozHw #ReadyAL

Take extra care of your pets during the cold weather. If you are cold, they are as well! - Clean your dog’s paws after walks. - Keep your pets indoors. - Bundle them up when you take them outside. 👉 https://t.co/Z3OqLsXW7C #WinterReady

Always be ready in case you are affected by a power outage. Make sure to have: - A flashlight for everyone in your family - A plan for medical devices that use electricity & meds that need refrigeration - A way to receive emergency alerts More: https://t.co/zgRyUqsmh0

If you are an outdoor worker, wear warm and protective clothing while working in cold temperature, take breaks often, and stay hydrated. More tips: https://t.co/rGKefbruBz #WinterReady #ReadyAL

If you live with a disability, here are some things to consider in case of a disaster: - Wear medical alert tags/bracelets - Plan ahead for accessible transportation - Have extra batteries for a power wheelchair/other battery-operated devices - Have a family emergency plan

Have an emergency car kit and check the road conditions before you hit the road. Include: - Blankets, jumper cables, & a phone charger. - Gather snacks, water, & a flashlight in case you get stuck. #WinterReady #ReadyAL https://t.co/hakn0veAKT

Holiday shopping? Stay safe with these cybersecurity tips: - Shop on websites you trust - Use strong passwords & a two-factor authentication - Watch out for suspicious links - Limit the personal information you share online More: https://t.co/GAYzklZZiQ #ReadyAL