| Staying safe in
bad weather During the fall and winter months, weather in
Washington state can be unpredictable and dramatic. Severe weather may pose
health and safety risks to people caught in its path. The following
fact sheets from the Department of Health can help you prepare for the
possible hazards of bad weather - before, during and after.
Windstorms
(also available in
Spanish,
Chinese,
Korean,
Russian,
and
Vietnamese)
Winter Storms (also
available in
Spanish,
Chinese,
Korean,
Russian,
and
Vietnamese)
Power Outages
(also available in
Spanish,
Chinese,
Korean,
Russian,
and Vietnamese)
Carbon monoxide
poisoning
Information from the the Washington State Department of Health
You can
order printed copies of these facts sheets
from the Washington State Printer's
"General Store" Web site. At the Web site, follow these
steps:
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Register and select a password
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Choose the option "Shop by
agency"
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Select "Department of Health."
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Select "Emergency
preparedness"
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Select "Carbon Monoxide Flyer"
in the language you want. Languages are printed
back-to-back.
Information from the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC)
Checklist of Emergency
Supplies
(also available in
Spanish,
Cambodian,
Chinese,
Korean,
Russian,
and Vietnamese)
Hypothermia
(also available in
Chinese,
Korean,
Russian,
Spanish
and Vietnamese)
Floods
(also available in
Spanish,
Chinese,
Korean,
Russian,
and Vietnamese)
Mudslides
(also available in
Spanish)
External
resources
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