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Becoming Severe Weather Ready in the Western Carolinas and Northeast Georgia

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Table of Contents
1. Severe Thunderstorms
2. Severe Thunderstorms (cont.)
3. Severe Thunderstorm Safety
4. Tornadoes
5. Tornadoes (cont.)
6. Tornado Safety
7. Tornado Safety (cont.)
8. Lightning and Lightning Safety
9. National Weather Service Watches and Warnings
10. NOAA Weather Radio
11. Wireless Emergency Alerts, Smart Phone Apps, Social Media
12. Wireless Emergency Alerts, Smart Phone Apps, Social Media (cont.)

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