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Weather Facts

Did You Know?

That the energy from one lightning flash could light a 100-watt light bulb for more than three months?
That just six inches of rapidly moving floodwater can knock a person down. A mere two feet of water can float a large vehicle — even a bus?
That spring allergens like pollen and mold spores are stirred up when vacuuming, mowing or gardening so it's best to wear a facemask when doing these chores?
That the air near lightning is heated to 50,000º F — hotter than the surface of the sun!?
That First Aid Kits should be stowed in the house, in the car and at the office for maximum safety preparedness?