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Chas Eby
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Emergency manager. Proponent of disaster risk reduction, health security, and B4LT1M0RE.
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Emergency management has evolved (*grown*). The all-"hazards" era is over. We are required to address all factors of risk and are hazard agnostic. A commentary: www.domesticpreparedness.com/articles/eme...
Article in Domestic Preparedness Journal: "Emergency Management has Evolved: Why the All-hazards Era is Over"
February 26, 2025 at 9:00 PM
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Downright frigid outside. There are weather stations all over the State as part of the Maryland Mesonet where you can find real-time weather observations near you: mesonet.umd.edu @mdmema.bsky.social
Map of Maryland Mesonet weather observation stations indicating current temperatures, which are below normal, throughout the State of Maryland.
January 21, 2025 at 1:15 PM
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Maryland Governor @govwesmoore.bsky.social has declared a State of Preparedness and has directed state agencies to coordinate efforts and activities ahead of Sunday -> Monday's winter storm.
Governor Wes Moore today declared a State of Preparedness in advance of the elevated winter storm threat to Maryland from Sunday, January 5 through Monday, January 6. The storm will likely affect roads and transportation centers and could cause significant snow accumulation in some parts of the state. Marylanders are cautioned to avoid travel if possible, to follow local forecasts, and to stay prepared for winter storm hazards. A State of Preparedness enhances the state’s ability to respond swiftly and effectively to potential hazards and threats before they escalate and provides an easy path for information sharing and coordination. Multiple State agencies and departments including emergency management, transportation, law enforcement, and public health are coordinating to prepare for the storm. A strong area of low pressure is expected to bring the winter storm to Maryland with snowfall beginning Sunday and lasting through Monday evening. Some regions may see significant snow accumulation, though a mix of snow, sleet, and ice is also possible with the storm. Roads are expected to be icy and any unavoidable travel should be done with extreme caution.
January 4, 2025 at 10:18 PM