Now receive alerts from the National Weather Service on the FEMA app, available on the App Store (http://apple.co/1ynB61F) and on Google Play (http://bit.ly/1H3JPYq). Follow up to five locations anywhere in the U.S. to stay updated on severe weather affecting friends and family across the nation, along with tips on how to stay safe. | FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency

4.9K views · 40 reactions | National Weather Service alerts can have limitations that may delay warnings. At BAM, our meteorologists issue alerts without those constraints, ensuring our clients are notified as soon as we detect a threat. | BAM Weather - BAMWX.com | Facebook

The National Weather Service (NWS) pushes out alerts to an Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS) to sound alarms and warnings during major weather events. The critical service alerts are then pushed to commercial wireless carriers and broadcast to televisions and cell phones across the nation. Matthew Cappucci, a meteorologist at MyRadar, breaks down what some of the major weather alerts are and what they mean. | PBS NewsHour

8.1K views · 57 reactions | In severe weather events, it's important to know the difference between a watch and a warning. | ABC 7 Chicago | Facebook

If you have been affected by flooding and recent severe weather events on the NSW East Coast, you may be eligible to receive a one-off payment of $180 per individual and $180 per dependent, up to a maximum of $900 per household. To check your eligibility and apply for the East Coast Severe Weather Personal Hardship Assistance, head to https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/east-coast-personal-hardship | Service NSW