Getting Left of Bang: Severe Weather
When severe weather strikes, time is of the essence. Seemingly, every day, organizational leaders and public safety professionals across the country are making critical decisions to protect the people in their communities, their businesses, their school districts, and so many other types of organizations during weather events.
This free, article-based course is about getting left of bang to the risk that severe weather poses. It was created to arm people with an understanding of the pre-event indicators to severe weather so they can make informed decisions and take proactive steps before, during, and after severe weather strikes.
A new lesson will be released each week. To receive new articles for this course in your inbox: visit your account page (here) and turn on notifications for “weather.”
The Severe Weather Course
This short course is designed to help you answer two key questions, is there a storm your organization should be aware of, and what will you do about it?
Lesson | The Risk of Severe Weather is Real: A Call To Action
Lesson | When Every Second Counts: Managing Time and Risk Before Severe Weather Hits
Lesson | Defining Pre-Event Indicators: Thunderstorms
Lesson | Defining Pre-Event Indicators: Winter Weather
Lesson | Defining Pre-Event Indicators: Fire Weather
Lesson | From Awareness to Action: Activating Your Response Plans
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