From a simple power outage or thunderstorm to a natural disaster, such as a flood
or a blizzard, West Virginia’s seasons can present an emergency situation at any
time of the year. Protect your home and family by knowing what precautions to take
with WVU Extension Service experts.
Disease Outbreaks
Earthquakes
Flooding
Get Ready for Food Safety Disaster
Inland Hurricane Preparedness
Snowstorms
Thunderstorms
Tornadoes
Other National Extension Resources
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