Weather-related hazards can put a serious damper on a trip to the beach, family ski trip or even a visit to your local neighborhood playground. According to a recent survey, more than 60 percent of Americans are ill prepared for seasonal weather occurrences and the risks they can pose. But what types of weather events should you prepare for and how? With the help of RED CROSS® Johnson & Johnson First Aid Kits and the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration's National Weather Service (NOAA) WEATHER TO PREPARE™ campaign, a program designed to educate people on the importance of proactive preparation for weather-related events, Americans can prepare to weather the seasons.
Visitors to this site can access tips related to major weather patterns and seasons like thunderstorms, snowstorms and heat waves; get information on first aid and wound care; learn how to handle various emergency situations and how to weather-guard one's home. Consumers can test their weather preparedness IQ through an interactive quiz; follow major weather events as they unfold; download and print a wallet-size weather emergency tip sheet; and learn what provisions to stock at home, in the car and at work to ensure weather event preparedness.
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