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Emergency Actions for Severe Weather Use your location’s weather alert radio or television weather channel to monitor the approach and severity of the weather. Tornado Watch means weather conditions are favorable for the formation of tornadoes. Tornado Warning means a tornado has been sighted in the area. If the Weather Service issues a severe weather or tornado warning for the Tarrant County area, warn employees/students in your immediate area. If the City™s All -Hazard sirens sound, you should immediately procede to a shelter. Close all doors and stay away from windows and other glassed areas. Avoid rooms (lecture halls, auditoriums, etc) with large ceilings or roof spans, if possible. If available, take a battery -pow ered radio and flashlight into the shelter. Computers in the shelter areas can be used to monitor weather sources over the internet. Remain in the shelter area until an all -clear signal is given or until you determine the storm system has passed. Rec onvene employees/students when the emergency is past to account for all persons. If deemed necessary, dismiss classes and instruct students to seek shelter within the building. Shelters – Best areas: Lowest floor level – basements, if possible; interior restrooms, closets, alcoves, etc, without windows; interior hallways on the lowest ground floor. Keep as many inside walls/doors between you and the outside wall. The official source for information concerning possible or actual severe weather is the U.S. Weather Service. This information is broadcast continuously at 162.550 megahertz on VHF -FM radio. All commercial radio stations are in constant receipt of this information and in turn broadcast the same to their listeners. Local radio stations include: WBAP 820 Œ AM / KRLD 1080 Œ AM / KLIF 570 – AM Additional resources for local weather information over the internet and television include: KXAS, NB C Channel 5 www.nbc5i.com/index WFAA, ABC Channel 8 www.wfaa.com/ CBS Channels 11/21 cbs11tv.com/ For more weather information, the TCU TV Cable System provides the following sources: Weather Channel 16.4 Local Weather NBC5 Channel 5.2 Additional information and guidance is available through the TCU Emergency Preparedness website: tcuemergency.tcu.edu/.
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