What To Do When Wicked Weather Wallops Your Town


Extreme weather is on the rise. How can Americans prepare for potential weather emergencies in their area?



Turn on the news on any given day and you’re likely to see coverage of wild weather whipping the country, from raging wildfires out west, tornados tearing through Tornado Alley to hurricanes along our coasts. Extreme weather events are on the rise. How can we prepare for the worst weather ahead for 2019? Joining us now to talk about extreme weather and how to be prepared is national television meteorologist and author Bonnie Schneider. Read more on the Patch


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