Ohio Emergency Management Agency

06/06/2026

High winds can bring power outages. Be prepared and have an emergency household kit. For more power outage information, visit: https://bit.ly/3x1gSzJ

06/06/2026

Have a plan for severe weather - know where to seek safe shelter and make sure everyone in your household is accounted for. For more safety information on, visit: https://bit.ly/3yogADW

06/05/2026

Weakening showers and maybe a few storms will pass across the area Saturday morning, with little to no potential of being hazardous. Additional storms will develop Saturday afternoon and continue into the evening. A few of these storms could be strong to severe with damaging wind the greatest threat especially near and north of I-70 in Ohio.

06/05/2026

Make sure you this summer with heat safety tips! Learn more at: https://bit.ly/4aj6jZl

06/04/2026

Keeping an emergency kit in your home can help you stay prepared. Here are some essential items to put in your kit.
To learn more, visit: https://bit.ly/48xIknu

06/04/2026

There may be some weakening showers and storms Saturday morning, but they are not expected to pose a threat. Additional storms are forecast to develop Saturday afternoon. Some of these storms could have strong to damaging winds. Isolated large hail cannot be ruled out. The primary threat will be along and north of I-70.

06/04/2026

Yesterday, Ohio EMA's Sean Miller and Ohio School Safety Center's Dan Grothause, along with Freddie Zeigler and Alexa Maines from the National Weather Service Cleveland, presented at the Ohio School Safety Summit. The presentation, Severe Weather Awareness and Preparedness, gave the audience an overview about severe weather safety and how to be ready for it. Thank you to the Ohio School Safety Center for hosting this great summit!

06/03/2026

Important safety information from our partners at NWS Pittsburgh.

06/03/2026

Great opportunity to learn about severe weather - the Advanced Spotter Course will take you to the next level of learning!

We will be teaching an Advanced Weather Spotter Class at the Joint Response Operations Center in Coal Grove, OH (Lawrence Co) on Monday June 15th. After a review of the basic class materials, this advanced class will dive a little deeper into complex thunderstorm dynamics, advanced storm structure, and how to interpret radar data.

Check out https://www.weather.gov/charlestonwv/weather-spotter for more information on our weather spotter program.

06/02/2026

Be aware, be prepared! Have a plan and know what to do when an emergency happens. For more information, visit: https://bit.ly/3LImC5h