SPRING SAFETY WORKSHOP - Hosted by the NE LERT TEAM: King of Kings Lutheran Church
Severe weather in the United States causes numerous deaths and injuries and billions of dollars of damage. In a typical year, more than 1,200 tornadoes occur throughout the United States and nearly 12,000 reports of wind and hail are received from local law enforcement and the public. National Weather Service forecasters are the first line of defense in predicting severe. Kansas experiences a wide variety of summertime severe weather, including: tornadoes, damaging winds, large hail, and flash flooding. Residents are encouraged to review their severe weather safety plans. Practice what you would do as if the event was REAL.
Please join us for a Severe Weather presentation facilitated by Warren Sears , meteorologist at KCTV5.
When? March 21, 2024
Where? Johnson County Firehouse-District 1, 33364 W. 191st St., Edgerton KS
Time? 7-9 PM (Please arrive by 6:45pm)
Is there a fee? NO....This event is FREE to LERT & CERT team member only
This is an indoor event. Please wear your LERT gear and be prepared to answer questions related to LERT and how we respond to severe weather events.
