The video features the Disaster Dodgers team discussing various types of severe weather, including floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, heat waves, and winter storms. It provides safety tips and precautions for each type of weather, emphasizing the importance of being informed, making a plan, and getting prepared. The video encourages viewers to sign up for local weather alerts and to visit Ready.gov for more information.

What should you do if you hear a 'flood warning'?

• Tell an adult immediately so they can take action.

• Start drinking the floodwater.

• Go for a walk to check the water level.

• Ignore it and continue with your day.

What is the main danger of floodwater?

• It is a good place to swim.

• It is always clean and safe to drink.

• It can knock you off your feet and make you sick.

• It is warm and comfortable.

What is the minimum wind speed of a hurricane?

• 74 miles per hour

• 50 miles per hour

• 120 miles per hour

• 100 miles per hour

What is a storm surge?

• A sudden increase in temperature

• Large waves caused by a hurricane

• A type of tornado

• A heat wave

What should you do if a tornado warning is issued?

• Open windows to equalize pressure.

• Get to a safe place immediately.

• Stay near windows to watch the storm.

• Go outside to take pictures.

Where is 'Tornado Alley' located?

• On the West Coast

• In the Southern U.S.

• On the East Coast

• In the middle of the U.S.

What is a key safety tip during a heat wave?

• Drink lots of water, even if not thirsty.

• Stay on the highest floor of your home.

• Avoid using fans.

• Wear dark-colored clothes.

What should you do if your home loses power during a heat wave?

• Open all the windows.

• Turn on all the lights.

• Go to a public shelter to stay cool.

• Stay inside and wait for the power to return.

What should you wear to protect yourself during extreme cold?

• One heavy layer of clothing

• Several layers of light clothing

• Shorts and a t-shirt

• A raincoat

What should you do if you experience frostbite symptoms?

• Rub the affected area vigorously.

• Apply ice to the area.

• Stay outside and ignore it.

• Go inside immediately to warm up.