While the first calendar day of Spring ( the Spring Equinox) is not until March 20th, True (Meteorological) Spring already began on March 1st.
As Weather Ready Nation Ambassadors, we remind you that Spring is a time of transition, when late-season snowstorms can impact the East Coast and the Northern Plains, thunderstorms rip across the South and Midwest, rivers overflow their banks and heat waves begin in the Southwest.With the Spring Storms, El Nino, and Earthquakes, too, there's one hazard that can strike the coasts at any time: tsunamis.Make sure you and your loved ones are prepared for the hazardous weather this spring will
bring by watching out for Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEAs) and checking out the National Weather Service's Spring Safety website!
One-Size-Fits-All Disposable Rain Ponchos serve a myriad of uses - Rain Suits, too!
As Weather Ready Nation Ambassadors, we remind you that Spring is a time of transition, when late-season snowstorms can impact the East Coast and the Northern Plains, thunderstorms rip across the South and Midwest, rivers overflow their banks and heat waves begin in the Southwest.With the Spring Storms, El Nino, and Earthquakes, too, there's one hazard that can strike the coasts at any time: tsunamis.Make sure you and your loved ones are prepared for the hazardous weather this spring will
bring by watching out for Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEAs) and checking out the National Weather Service's Spring Safety website!
One-Size-Fits-All Disposable Rain Ponchos serve a myriad of uses - Rain Suits, too!