Mississippi's hurricane season begins in June. The time to prepare is now.
The pages below will help you and your family stay safe during severe weather and stay healthy afterwards.
Weather Emergencies
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Related resources
- Severe Weather Preparation and Safety
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PDF [3MB]Protect Yourself Against Carbon Monoxide PDF [3MB]
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PDF [1MB]Protect Yourself Against Carbon Monoxide (Spanish) PDF [1MB]
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PDF [480KB]Protect Yourself Against Carbon Monoxide (Vietnamese) PDF [480KB]
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PDF [23KB]Hurricane Recovery PDF [23KB]
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PDF [28KB]Hurricane Recovery (Spanish) PDF [28KB]
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PDF [1MB]Hurricane Recovery (Vietnamese) PDF [1MB]
More Severe Weather Resources
- Hurricanes and Storms: Plan Ahead for Safety
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Hurricane Evacuation Guide
Maps and information for coastal residents
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PDF [454KB]Recognizing and Preventing Mold PDF [454KB]
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PDF [65KB]Water Supply Flood Advice PDF [65KB]For Water Supply Operators
- Winter Weather Preparedness
- Tornado Safety
- Flood Health and Safety
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Preparing Pets and Livestock for Emergencies
Have a disaster plan in place for your pets and livestock before the storm occurs.
- Recovering Boiler Systems After a Flood
- Safety After a Storm
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