District of Columbia · live warnings and 72-hour kit
Be ready in District of Columbia.
The hazards District of Columbia plans for, the official warnings in force right now, and what to keep so every person in the house can manage for 72 hours. In an emergency call 911.
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Warnings in force in District of Columbia
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What District of Columbia plans for
The main hazards.
- Severe thunderstorms
- Flooding
- Winter storms
- Extreme heat
Your county's emergency management office and FEMA's page for District of Columbia have the local plans, shelters and evacuation zones.
Your 72 hours
Ready.gov's basics: one gallon of water per person per day for at least three days, three days of food that needs no cooking, a flashlight and battery or hand-crank weather radio, first aid, a week of medicines, copies of documents, cash, and a plan for the family and pets. Our bags carry everything that travels with you, one bag per person, one colour per bag.
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Warnings by email
One email when a serious warning is issued for District of Columbia.
Red and amber only, with the three things to do in the first hour. No marketing in between.
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