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General
Light-
N-ing
100

should you go to the basement or upstairs if there is a flood

Upstairs or Rooftop

100

This is a measurement of the water content obtained if all snowpack at a location melted instantly.

Snow Pack Equivalent

100

The types of clothing you should wear during a heat wave?

lightweight, light-colored clothing

100

What are weather Emergencies

Dangerous situations brought on by changes in the atmosphere

100

what is the most dangerous part of a thunderstorm?

lightening

200

This type of flooding is characterized by a rapid and extreme flow of high water into a normally dry area, generally within six hours of the causative event (e.g., intense rainfall, dam failure, ice jam).

Flash Flooding

200

Many of the record flood events along major rivers in Alaska are the result of these, which are common during the winter and spring along rivers and streams in the higher latitudes.

Ice Jams

200

Something your body needs to keep cool.

Drinking WATER

200

Can people prevent weather emergencies?

NO

200

how can you protect yourself from lightning

stay indoors far from windows, doors, etc.

300

This type of warning is issued when a severe threat to human life and catastrophic damage from a flash flood is happening or is imminent.  

Flash Flood Emergency

300

Over half of all flood-related drownings occur due to this activity around hazardous flood water.  Turn around, don’t drown!

Driving

300

What is heatstroke?

A medical condition caused due to overheat in the body. If not taken care of, it can damage brain, heart, kidneys and muscles.

300

Should you leave your house during a weather emergency?

NO

300

where not to go when it is lightning?

unsafe places include underneath canopies, small picnic or rain shelters, or near trees.

400

true or false? floods are the most common natural disasters

TRUE

400

To help minimize the risk of flooding in a community, this type of structure is built to redirect floodwaters away from buildings and infrastructure.

Flood Barriers or Levees

400

What are two things you can do to prevent heatstroke?

Air-conditioned rooms, plenty of fans, drink plenty of water, don't get too much sun.

400

What is the safest thing to do outside in a lightning storm?





Crouch down to your heels.

400

what to avoid during lightning

avoid all metal objects, including electrical wires, fences motors, and power tools.

500

This type of terrain produces rapid runoff and quick stream response since the water will travel downhill at greater speeds into rivers and over land.

Mountain or Hill

500

Starting in 2020, only flash flood warnings with a damage threat tag of either “considerable” or this damage threat will trigger a Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA).

Catastrophic

500

Heat Stroke -High body temperature (above 104°F or 40°C), confusion, altered mental status, slurred speech, seizures, loss of consciousness, and hot, dry skin.

Call 911 immediately! Heat stroke is a medical emergency. While waiting for help, move the person to a cool place, apply cool, wet cloths or water mist, and fan them,

500

If you live with your family or multiple people, it is important that the group has a _______ to meet at in case you get separated.

Safe location

500

what to do if you get struck by lightning

Call 911 immediately!