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WA Emergency Management
@waEMD
Official site of the Washington Emergency Management Division. Content Guidelines: mil.wa.gov/social Not on Twitter 24/7 #wawx #EMGTwitter
Camp Murray, Wash.
mil.wa.gov/preparedness
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    WA Emergency Management
    @waEMD
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    FEMA gave more than $10.6 million for survivors of the December 2025 floods and storms. There’s also been $14.2 million in low interest disaster loans. Know a survivor who missed it? There' a late application Use disasterassistance.gov Call the FEMA Helpline at 1-800-621-3362
    Washington December Flooding Response By The Numbers. Graphic shows a map of Washington state and icons next to numbers. $5.1 million FEMA Housing Assistance. $5.5 million FEMA Other Needs Assistance. $14.2 million in low interest disaster loans. $48 million In flood insurance payments. 2,028 Completed home inspections. 1,142 Individuals and households approved for assistance.
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    NWS Seattle
    @NWSSeattle
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    ⚠️ Pattern Change Ahead: A front will move across our region tonight into Friday with widespread showers, and breezy southwest winds 20-25 mph. There is also a 15-20% chance of thunder Friday afternoon with a convergence zone. Remember when thunder roars, go indoors! #wawx
    SPC Day 2 outlook has general thunder for most of Washington state Friday.
    Storm Safety during outdoor events: Move to a fully-enclosed structure or hard-top vehicle at the first sign of lightning. Wait 30 minutes after the last strike before resuming activities. Watch for falling debris and flying objects during high winds. Use caution when walking on wet surfaces to avoid dangerous slips and falls. When Thunder Roars, Go Indoors!
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    NWS Spokane
    @NWSSpokane
    15h
    Looking at the forecast for today, it will be dry with gusty winds up to 20-30 mph across central and eastern WA. Remain careful when outside today, especially over dry grasses. Avoid activities that could spark a fire. #WAWX
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    NTSB Newsroom
    @NTSB_Newsroom
    Jun 25
    NTSB investigating Wednesday's crash of a Cessna 195 airplane near Pasco, Washington.
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    WA Emergency Management
    @waEMD
    Jun 24
    We hear all the time from folks who just don't know how to get ready for an emergency, what their first steps should be. THIS is the page to bookmark. mil.wa.gov/personal Don't have time right now? Start the discussion tonight or this weekend.
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    PNSN
    @PNSN1
    Jun 24
    Watch the live seismogram feed from the Qatar vs. Boznia-Herzegovina match at Seattle Stadium on the PNSN website here: pnsn.org/experiment/202… #SportsSeismology #WorldCup2026 #FIFAWorldCup
    Bosnia-Herzegovina vs Qatar - PNSN.org
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    NW Clean Air Agency
    @NWCleanAir
    Jun 24
    When conditions are hot and dry, avoid doing ANYTHING that could spark a wildfire and unleash smoke! Roughly 85 percent of U.S. wildfires are human-caused, including by unattended campfires, burning debris, equipment malfunctions, arson, cigarettes, and other actions.
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    FBI Seattle
    FBI
    @FBISeattle
    Jun 24
    Planning to fly your drone at a World Cup match? Think again! Temporary Flight Restrictions will be in place around World Cup stadiums and fan festivals. Flying a drone in these areas is prohibited and a federal crime. Check airspace restrictions using FAA-approved B4UFLY Apps or
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    NWS Tsunami Alerts
    @NWS_NTWC
    Jun 24
    From the National Tsunami Warning Center: NO tsunami, NO danger from a recent earthquake. Duty Scientists analyzed the event at 0815 PDT Jun 24: M5.6 - 115 mi NW of Sacramento. A Tsunami Information Statement for this event is posted at tsunami.gov
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    WA Emergency Management
    @waEMD
    Jun 24
    If you’re hosting visitors to our region for the World Cup, please give them this message: 9-1-1 is the emergency number throughout North America and is always free to call. If you’re using an international phone, call 9-1-1 by voice.
    While traveling in the United States use 911 to call for emergencies, such as:
Vehicle Accidents
Fires
Assault / Physical Harm
Medical Emergency
Crime

Free language interpretation services are available for all 911 calls.
At the start of the call announce in English what language you need.

Please DO NOT use the following to contact 911:
Texting
WhatsApp
Signal
Telegram
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    WA Emergency Management
    @waEMD
    Jun 24
    But an important note: Text-to-911 may not work on international devices. Also, don’t use messaging apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram or Signal to contact 9-1-1. Learn more: 911info.wa.gov/fifa.html
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    Spokane Valley Fire
    @SpokaneValleyFD
    Jun 23
    "It's sad to see this happen in an area that is enjoyed by so many in our community." SVFD Assistant Fire Marshal Ben Reece speaking with members of the media today about the investigation into a rash of suspicious and potentially dangerous fires in the Mirabeau Park area. #SVFD
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    Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
    @pscleanair
    Jun 23
    Think you can control your yard waste fire? What about the smoke? Wind shifts, smoke spreads, and suddenly your “small” burn can impact your neighbors, air quality, and safety. pscleanair.gov/170/Legal-Over…
    image of a fire burning yard waste with text saying think you can control your yard waste fire? what about the smoke?
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    NWS Portland
    @NWSPortland
    Jun 23
    A Heat Advisory remains in effect through this evening for much of the interior lowlands of NW OR & SW WA. Beat the heat! Avoid spending extended time outdoors during the hottest part of the day. Stay hydrated & take frequent breaks from the heat. Try to find air conditioning.
    Heat Advisory Through 11pm Tuesday, June 23, 2026. WHAT: High temperatures up to 91°F to 95°F. Moderate to near Major HeatRisk - this level of heat can impact most individuals, especially those sensitive to heat. WHERE: Portland/Vancouver Metro & southwest Washington Lowlands, Western and Central Columbia River Gorge, central Willamette Valley, and north Oregon Cascade foothills. PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS: Avoid strenuous outdoor activities during the day if possible. Stay hydrated & take frequent breaks from the heat. Find locations with air conditioning. Beware of cold water shock: wear personal flotation devices when swimming in local rivers and lakes.
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