Sentences with phrase «fire weather warnings»
Heed fire risk and fire weather warnings.
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If your child is fearful of something that is real even if it's a remote possibility such as a fire or a tornado, remind them that there are smoke alarms in the house or that there are weather alerts to warn people about dangerous weather.
On January 11, 2007, with no warning, China's military fired a ballistic missile at one of the country's weather satellites and blew it to bits.
To avoid costly problems in the future, ICA and other groups recommend a variety of policy improvements, including changing land use regulations in fire - and flood - prone areas, strengthening building codes, and improving weather warning and modelling services.
Six months ago, the former Climate Commission released its Critical Decade report warning extreme fire weather days had been on the rise for 30 years in many parts of Australia, including southern NSW.
Imagine air travel where the crew has no idea of what hazards lay ahead; an urban environment where no one knows where an airborne toxic hazard is headed; a wildfire where the firefighting crews have no idea which way the wind is blowing or where the fire will move; and severe weather where a community has no warning of an impending tornado, hail storm, or flash flood.
When weather and fire authorities issue warnings about the risk of fire in Australia, they use what's known as the McArthur Forest Fire Danger Index - or FFDI for shfire authorities issue warnings about the risk of fire in Australia, they use what's known as the McArthur Forest Fire Danger Index - or FFDI for shfire in Australia, they use what's known as the McArthur Forest Fire Danger Index - or FFDI for shFire Danger Index - or FFDI for short.
Severe weather and accidental fires and flooding are the most common, but property crimes like theft can happen without warning.
NWR broadcasts warnings and post-event information for all types of hazards: weather (e.g., tornadoes, floods), natural (e.g., earthquakes, forest fires and volcanic activity), technological (e.g., chemical releases, oil spills, nuclear power plant emergencies, etc.), and national emergencies (e.g., terrorist attacks).