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National Weather Service forecasters are constantly monitoring the nation's weather and updating their forecasts. However it does little good if nobody hears about it.

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Purchase and use of a NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards receiver can provide an early warning of hazards like natural disasters and environmental emergencies.

Because a good deal of the fun is tied up in their recreational vehicle and other gear, RVers should consider what equipment is essential for a safe & satisfying trip.

NOAA and USGS demonstrate an early warning system for flash floods and debris flow events and offers safety suggestion for residents living near burned areas

Having an emergency radio receiver available in times of bad weather or other crisis is a necessity that is well worth the expense. What are the best emergency radios?

Older Americans have different concerns that need to be addressed in order to be prepared for an emergency.

Proper storm safety measures are vital to avoiding injury from lightning strikes during a thunderstorm. Learn how to prepare for a storm and employ lightning safety tips.

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From Handheld Weather Forecasters to Personal UV Monitors, Oregon Scientific has taken the lead in producing weather stations and monitors for consumer use.

What should children know when a tornado threatens and what safety measures should the school be taking? Plus a list of the top 10 worst school tornado-related disasters.

Suggestions for gifts that any boater will love to receive. The boater in your life will welcome a gift that is both practical and well suited to their avocation.

Days before a hurricane strikes there is time to evacuate safely. Having a list of items to pack makes this task less stressful on everyone involved.

RV vacations are enjoyable and family-friendly fun; use these tips to ensure everyone's safety on the road and at camp.

There are fewer than 300 North Atlantic Right whales left in the world and actions taken by mariners can make all the difference in protecting this endangered species.

Utilize common tornado safety tips and remain aware of local weather conditions to stay safe during a weather emergency.

Christmas is coming and it never hurts to daydream about new toys for the boat or your nautical lifestyle.

Tsunami generated by severe earthquake or submarine landslides pose a risk to boats, boaters and other coastal residents. Often they can be predicted and mitigated.

Looking for presents for the office? Look at green gifts this year.

Hurricane preparations early in the season and even prior to the season are essential to being ready when a storm is preparing to come onshore.

Good information concerning marine weather and possible trouble is available at your fingertips. Find out more about the National Weather Service and their products.

Spring is a great time to camp but dangerous weather could be bad news while camping. Following certain tips will help keep campers safe.

Here are ten perfectly good ways to get into trouble during your next boating trip. Most boating accidents are preventable, especially if these actions are avoided.

The anguish of trying to survive a natural disaster can be lessened with dedicated preparation and a new point of view.

People who choose to stay home during a hurricane need to be prepared to be self-sufficient for at least three days. Food, water and other supplies should be stockpiled.

Many children find excitement in studying the weather. It can be a skill worth having, when you think how much the weather affects our everyday activities.

Winter adventure travel often involves driving to the destination on remote rural roads. A car winter survival kit and some safety tips can help drivers stay safe.

Winter storms can come on suddenly and create hazardous conditions. So what should people do when a winter storm is about to hit their area?