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    Today is Day 2 of the Summer Safety Series with a focus on water safety

12:00 PM
May 23, 2023

Day 2
Summer Safety Series: water

Summer is right around the corner, and many will be taking advantage of the warm weather activities, school breaks, planned vacations, and so much more. We've put together a helpful list to help you prepare for the summer months ahead.

Today is Day 2 of the Summer Safety Series and the focus is water. Between going fishing or boating and beach vacation plans, many will be in the water during these hot summer months to keep cool.

Heavy rainfall in thunderstorms or even tropical system bring the water closer to your home, requiring other safety measures. Water safety is key to making sure you have a great time during your summer activities.

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Find all of our tips and safety info below to learn more about water safety during summer.

  • Rip current & safety tips
  • Prepare for a flood
  • Tips for when encountering a flooded road

Did you miss day 1? Catch up on heat safety here.

Becca Parker

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