Weather-Related Hazards
Weather-related hazards such as floods, tornadoes, droughts, extreme heat, winter storms, and severe thunderstorms can threaten lives, property, agriculture, and infrastructure. Reducing risk involves preparedness planning, early warning systems, resilient building practices, emergency response coordination, and public education to help communities respond effectively to severe weather events.
Programs
Drought Resources
Drought impacts at least some parts of Missouri almost every year. MU Extension provides information and resources about drought monitoring and mitigation.
Flood Resources
Flooding remains the deadliest weather-related natural disaster in Missouri. MU Extension's provides updates on flooding and resources for what to do to prepare for a flood and recovery afterward.
Missouri Extension Disaster Education Network
The Missouri Extension Disaster Education Network (Missouri EDEN) provides education and technical assistance for responding to natural and man-made disasters.
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