Imagine it's your job to warn your town about a disaster. Now, write an emergency announcement warning another town about one disaster. Write 80-100 words.

- Disaster type?

- Where and when?

- Cause? Main dangers?

- What people should and shouldn't do?

Sample 1:

Earthquake warning from the National Weather Service

Sent: 20:15 July 11

What: Earthquake

Where: Flagstaff City

When: From 22:30 July to 08:00 July 9

Due to a volcanic eruption, the areas around the city were severely affected. We assume there will be damage to buildings, homes, cars and even people.

Instructions:

- Have an escape plan.

- Have emergency items ready to go.

- Getting under the table.

- Watch local TV or listen to the radio for more information and instructions.

- Be prepared to leave your home and follow your escape plan.

Sample 2:

Emergency Announcement: Flood Warning

Sent: 16:45 April 25

What: Flash Floods

Where: Riverside Town

When: Expected from 18:00 April 26 to 06:00 April 27

Due to heavy rainfall and rising river levels, Riverside Town is at risk of flash floods. The main cause is prolonged rainfall and potential overflowing of nearby rivers and streams. The main dangers include swift-moving floodwaters, property damage, and the risk of being swept away.

Instructions:

- Evacuate to higher ground immediately if you are in low-lying areas or near rivers.

- Avoid driving or walking through flooded areas.

- Secure important documents, valuables, and emergency supplies.

- Stay tuned to local news for updates and evacuation orders.

- Follow instructions from local authorities and emergency services.

Please take these warnings seriously and prioritize your safety.

Sample 3:

Emergency Alert: Wildfire Warning

Sent: 14:30 September 10

What: Wildfire

Where: Forestville Township

When: Expected from 16:00 September 11 to 08:00 September 12

Due to prolonged drought and dry conditions, Forestville Township is at high risk of wildfires. The main cause is dry vegetation and potential ignition sources such as lightning strikes or human activity. The main dangers include rapid spread of fire, property damage, and smoke inhalation.

Instructions:

- Evacuate immediately if you are in the path of the fire or in an at-risk area.

- Close all windows and doors to prevent smoke from entering your home.

- Follow evacuation routes provided by local authorities.

- Stay informed through local news and official channels for updates and evacuation orders.

- Do not attempt to return home until authorities declare it safe to do so.

Please take necessary precautions and prioritize your safety.

Sample 4:

Emergency Alert: Tornado Warning

Sent: 18:00 May 15

What: Tornado

Where: Springfield County

When: Expected from 19:30 May 16 to 03:00 May 17

Due to severe weather conditions, Springfield County is under a tornado warning. The main cause is a combination of unstable atmospheric conditions and strong winds. The main dangers include flying debris, structural damage, and potential injury or loss of life.

Instructions:

- Seek shelter immediately in a sturdy building, preferably in a basement or interior room on the lowest floor.

- Avoid windows and exterior walls.

- Stay tuned to local weather updates and listen for tornado sirens.

- If caught outside, seek shelter in a low-lying area such as a ditch or culvert.

- Do not attempt to outrun a tornado in a vehicle.

Please take immediate action to protect yourself and your loved ones.

Sample 5:

Emergency Alert: Hurricane Warning

Sent: 10:00 September 20

What: Hurricane

Where: Coastal Town

When: Expected from 12:00 September 21 to 06:00 September 23

Due to the approaching hurricane, Coastal Town is under a hurricane warning. The main cause is a tropical storm system gaining strength over warm ocean waters. The main dangers include strong winds, heavy rainfall, storm surge, and potential flooding.

Instructions:

- Evacuate to a designated shelter or inland location if advised by local authorities.

- Secure loose outdoor items and reinforce windows and doors.

- Stock up on essential supplies such as food, water, and medications.

- Stay indoors during the storm and away from windows.

- Monitor local news and weather updates for evacuation orders and safety information.

Please take immediate action to protect yourself and your family from the impending hurricane.