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It doesn’t happen often, but North and South Carolina can be impacted by severe winter weather. And we don’t have to
get a foot of snow for a storm to be dangerous. Whether it’s a snow storm or just freezing temperatures and a thin
layer of ice, it’s important to be ready for anything Mother Nature throws your way. There is always the potential to
lose power, become stranded, or have to drive in difficult conditions because of a winter storm. Get information that
will help you be prepared this year.
Whether you’re on a winter road trip or just heading to the store, these winter driving tips will keep you
safe on the roads.
Even a thin layer of ice can knock out power or leave you stranded. Here’s what you should keep in your
winter survival kit.
Help protect your home and family from winter storms and cold weather. Here are a few things to consider
doing to prepare.
Winter storms bring additional dangers for which you need to prepare, including being cut off from city
services and overheating due to shoveling.
The storm might have stopped but the danger remains. Winter storms can cause damage you can’t immediately
see.
See our list of what to check on your vehicle ahead of a drop in temperature or winter storm.
Don’t return to your local area until officials say it is safe to do so. Keep in mind that roads and bridges may
be damaged. To verify road conditions, call:
Shelters
In North Carolina, call 211, visit the NC Department of Public Safety
website for a list of shelters or download the ReadyNC mobile
app.
In South Carolina, visit the SC Emergency
Management Division website for a list of shelters or download the SC Emergency Manager app to find your
zone based on GPS or by entering a physical address. Get the free app in the Apple Store or on Google Play.
Family
Let people know you’re safe. Register with the American Red Cross Safe and Well system so family
and friends can find you.
AMERICAN RED CROSS
Disaster Relief &
Recovery.