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The local Weather Service Office issues a tornado warning when
a tornado has been sighted or detected on radar in the Fayetteville
area. The University's Emergency Alert
Notification System will be activated when a tornado warning
is received.
- The ALERT NOW notification system will send an alert regarding
the severe weather by landline, cell phone, and e-mail.
- The air siren will be activated continuously for 3 minutes
to alert persons outside buildings of the warning.
Take the following actions if a tornado is reported to be approaching
the campus:
- • Go to the basement or interior hallway of your building's
lowest floor, if time permits. Otherwise, get into the safest
area of your classroom, residence hall, office or office building
- near the inside wall and as far as possible from doors and windows.
- • Avoid auditoriums, gymnasiums, and other structures with
wide, free-span roofs.
- • Take shelter underneath a desk or any other heavy furniture
that is available.
- • Assume a "curled" seated position to better protect
your head and eyes.
- Everyone should move to the lowest level of the building (Basement)
- If there isn't time to move to the lowest level, go into a
bathroom, interior hallway or other room and stay as far away
as possible from windows and doors.
- Assume a curled seated position, tuck your head to your chest,
and use your arms to shelter your head from any debris or objects
that might shift.
- Stay put until notified by University or city authorities that
it is safe to come out.
- Everyone should move to the lowest level of the building (Basement)
- If there isn't time to move to the lowest level, go into a
bathroom, interior hallway or other room and stay as far away
as possible from windows and doors.
- Assume a curled seated position, tuck your head to your chest,
and use your arms to shelter your head from any debris or objects
that might shift.
- Stay put until notified by University or city authorities that
it is safe to come out.
- Everyone should move to the lowest level of the building (Basement)
- If there isn't time to move to the lowest level, go into a
bathroom, interior hallway or other room and stay as far as possible
from windows and doors.
- Assume a curled seated position, tuck your head to your chest,
and use your arms to shelter your head from any debris or objects
that might shift.
- Stay put until notified by University or city authorities that
it is safe to come out.
- Everyone should move to the lowest level of the building (Basement)
- If there isn't time to move to the lowest level, go into the
interior hallway or other room and stay as far as possible from
windows and doors.
- Assume a curled seated position, tuck your head to your chest,
and use your arms to shelter your head from any debris or objects
that might shift.
- Stay put until notified by University or city authorities that
it is safe to come out.
- Everyone should move to the lowest level of the building (1st
Floor Interior Hall)
- If there isn't time to move to the lowest level, go into a
bathroom, interior hallway, or other room and stay as far as possible
from windows and doors.
- Assume a curled seated position, tuck your head to your chest,
and use your arms to shelter your head from any debris or objects
that might shift.
- Stay put until notified by University or city authorities that
it is safe to come out.
- Everyone should move to the lowest level of the building (1st
Floor Interior Hall)
- If there isn't time to move to the lowest level, go into a
bathroom, interior hallway, or other room and stay as far as possible
from windows and doors.
- Assume a curled seated position, tuck your head to your chest,
and use your arms to shelter your head from any debris or objects
that might shift.
- Stay put until notified by University or city authorities that
it is safe to come out.
- Shelter in place inside a bathroom, interior hallway,
or other room and stay as far as possible from windows and doors.
- Assume a curled seated position, tuck your head to your chest,
and use your arms to shelter your head from any debris or objects
that might shift.
- Stay put until notified by University or city authorities that
it is safe to come out.
- Everyone should move to the lowest level of the building
and go into a bathroom, interior hallway or other room and stay
as far as possible from windows and doors.
- Assume a curled seated position, tuck your head to your chest,
and use your arms to shelter your head from any debris or objects
that might shift.
- Stay put until notified by University or city authorities that
it is safe to come out.
- Shelter in place inside a bathroom, interior hallway,
or other room and stay as far as possible from windows and doors.
- Assume a curled seated position, tuck your head to your chest,
and use your arms to shelter your head from any debris or objects
that might shift.
- Stay put until notified by University or city authorities that
it is safe to come out.
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