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Are You Prepared for Severe Weather Events?
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Kansas experiences a variety of spring and summertime severe weather events, including tornadoes, damaging winds, large hail, lightning and flash flooding. Severe Weather Preparedness Week is March 4-8. Kansas State University climatologist and manager of Mesonet, a network of environmental monitoring stations across the state, Chip Redmond, suggests using that week to review and practice your severe weather plan so everyone knows exactly what to do during severe weather events.
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