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Winter Weather Safety Governor's Proclamation OCSWA Chair's Letter Winter Weather Terms Winter Preparedness for Schools Winter Safety Tips Vehicle Safety Tips Winter Fire Safety Health & Safety Tips Snow Emergency Classifications Wind Chill Index Flood and Flood Insurance Information Power Outages Carbon Monoxide Information & Safety Portable Generator Info 2008-09 Ohio Winter Summary	Spring & Summer Safety Severe Weather Terms Thunderstorms & Lightning Safety Floods/Flood Insurance Information Turn Around Don't Drown! Power Outages Floods Excessive Heat	Tornado Safety Fire Drills and Tornado Safety Precautions (ORC 3737.73) New Tornado Safety Standards Brochure: Tornado Safety & Preparedness in Schools Facts and Safety Tips Safety And the Dangers of Highway Overpasses	Emergency Preparedness StormReady Making a Disaster Plan For the Home For Ohioans with Special Needs For the Vehicle For Pets and Animals	Just For Kids Ready Kids Let's Get Ready! Planning Together For Emergencies OII Weather Safety Club Ohio EMA Disaster Detectives Owlie Skywarn's Weather Book 2009 Winning Posters 2009 Regional Winning Posters 2009 Contest Rules 2009 Certificate	Additional Resources Skywarn Wilmington NWS Storm Spotter Training Information Charleston WV NWS Storm Spotter Training Information Ohio Citizen Corps NOAA Weather Radio Public Alert Radios for Public Schools EAS and Warning System Testing

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The Ohio Committee for Severe Weather Awareness conducts two severe weather safety campaigns per year. One in spring, during the last week of March, to promote flood and tornado safety and preparedness; and one in the fall, during the third week of november, to promote winter storm safety.

OCSWA also partners with the National Weather Service in its two weather safety campaigns.