Severe Weather Safety Programs
Public Weather Safety Talks
Spring is here, and with it comes the risk of severe thunderstorms with damaging winds, large destructive hail, flood producing downpours, deadly lightning, and of course nature’s most violent storms – tornadoes. Learn more about these dangerous storms and how to become better prepared for a weather disaster. The National Weather Service office in Chicago will be participating in several severe weather safety programs this spring and summer. These programs are free and open to anyone. Please note these are not Severe Storm Spotter Training classes. For a schedule of Severe Storm Spotter Training classes, click here.
Bensenville Severe Weather Safety Program
Wednesday April 25, 600 PM to 700 PM
Bensenville Public Library
200 S. Church Road
Bensenville, IL
For more information contact Don Shultz at 630-350-3461
Presentation on severe storms and tornadoes by Jim Allsopp, National Weather Service Chicago/Romeoville and Don Shultz, Bensenville Emergency Management Agency
Flossmoor Severe Weather Safety Program
Thursday May 3, 700 PM to 800 PM
Flossmoor Flossmoor Library, 1000 Sterling Avenue, Flossmoor, IL
For more information contact David Martin at 708-798-3600
Presentation on severe storms and tornadoes by Jim Allsopp, National Weather Service Chicago/Romeoville.
Watch for additional library programs coming in July!
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