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How do I prepare for a tornado?

Preparing in advance is a key to surviving dangerous storms such as tornadoes.
According to FEMA, identify a place to take shelter in such as a basement, another underground area, or an appropriate interior room. Stay away from windows (flying glass is a major hazard during tornadoes) and make sure the room is outfitted with an emergency alert weather radio, a first aid kit and other supplies such as water, batteries, blankets, etc.
Contact your local American Red Cross or government emergency management office for additional information.
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What are atomic clocks?

Atomic clocks and watches aren't really atomic despite what their name suggests. The clocks are actually radio-controlled timepieces that are reset daily via radio signal from Fort Collins, Colorado.
The term “atomic” is coined from the fact the time transmitted by the government radio signal comes from the official U.S. atomic clock.
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What is a projection clock?

Projection clocks actually do as advertised – they project!
The popular clocks from Oregon Scientific and La Crosse Technology beam a red image onto ceilings or walls, displaying the correct time and (on some models) indoor or outdoor temperature!
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What dces a barometer do?

Just about everyone has heard the nightly weather report include the forecaster stating “the barometer is falling” but just what does that really mean?
A barometer measures rising and falling air pressure – a falling barometer means a decrease in air pressure while a rising barometer indicates increasing air pressure.
Air pressure has a very pronounced effect on the weather and, by knowing about barometric pressure, you are able to make certain predictions about the weather.
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Survival Supplies are Critical

First aid kits contain invaluable medical and survival supplies to help you deal with severe weather emergencies. Some kits, such as those from Lifeline, include a broad selection of items packed in a convenient carrying case. The Home Survivor First Aid Kit includes an AM radio, assorted medical supplies, various sized batteries, emergency blanket, candles, waterproof matches and much more.
Check with your local emergency management agency or the American Red Cross for additional first aid kit information.
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Projection atomic clocks are fun!

When you talk about a unique, conversation-causing gadget, then you're talking about atomic projection clocks! The popular timepieces actually beam a red image onto the ceiling or wall displaying the correct time and, on some models, even weather information such as indoor or outdoor temperature! First invented in the early 1900's as known as ceiling clocks, the projection clocks now utilize state-of-the-art technology.
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What is a weather station?

Weather stations are high-tech (and fun) weather instruments used by both amateur and professional meteorologists. Available in either wireless or cabled versions, weather stations provide a host of information about inside and outside temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction, rainfall amounts and barometric pressure.
Many weather stations also feature accessories such as self-emptying rain buckets, UV sensors, atomic clock and calendar, dew point and additional sensors to measure leaf or soil wetness, solar radiation and much more.
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Who uses weather stations?

Weather stations are popular tools for the home or office for anyone with an interest in monitoring the weather. In addition, numerous fire departments, police agencies, agricultural businesses, airports, and schools also utilize weather stations to provide them with critical weather information.
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Does NOAA broadcast more than just weather alerts?

NOAA sends out broadcasts on the emergency weather radio network advising the public of a variety of potential hazards. These alerts include items such as chemical or oil spills, nuclear power plant emergencies, forest fires, national emergencies and even Amber alerts.
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A famous racing name combines with weather

The colorful and sleek Ferrari Collection of time and weather instruments from Oregon Scientific are fantastic gadgets for the home or office. Reflecting the glamour and tradition of Formula One Racing in the classic Ferrari colors of racing red or black, the collection includes stopwatches, atomic projection clocks, travel alarms and a barometric weather station.
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Prepare for the Unexpected

Many coastal cities have implemented tsunami warning systems and put signage up to signify evacuation routes. In the event of a threat, an emergency warning will also be sent to the public by emergency alert weather radio.
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Should you own a weather alert radio?

Receiving advance warning about approaching dangerous weather situations is many times the key to surviving severe storms. NOAA broadcasts warnings and alerts for all types of hazards that are valuable information for homeowners, at the office, and for campers, hikers, boaters, people traveling and just about anyone who could be affected by severe weather.
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Measuring up ....

Barometers use a measurement method termed millibars. To convert millibars to inches, multiply by 0.02953. To convert inches to millibars, multiply by 33.86.
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