The #RedCross responded to a #fire in #Woonsocket. We helped one family, two adults - three children. We provided assistance to meet their immediate emergency needs.

The #RedCross responded to a #fire in #Woonsocket. We helped one family, two adults - three children. We provided assistance to meet their immediate emergency needs.

The #RedCross responded to a #fire in #Newport. We helped one family, seven adults - no children. We provided assistance to meet their immediate emergency needs.

Fireworks can be a fun way to celebrate, but it's important to handle them with care. Always follow local laws, keep a safe distance, and have water nearby in case of emergencies. Enjoy the show responsibly and help keep your community safe.

🎆 Hey, Rhode Island! Leave the fireworks to the pros! This 4th of July, celebrate safely by watching a public display in your community. Home fireworks may seem fun, but they can cause serious injuries and fires. Let’s celebrate safely! 🇺🇸✨ #safetyfirst #4thofJuly

If you work outside, extreme heat can quickly become dangerous. Take steps to protect yourself from dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. 💧 Drink LOTS of water throughout the day—don’t wait until you’re thirsty. 🧊 Wear a cold cloth or a frozen T-shirt around your

The NWS Boston has issued a ‼️Flood Watch‼️ for Rhode Island today 7/8/25 from 2:00PM to 7/9/25 2:00AM. Thunderstorms may lead to localized flash flooding in areas. A ‼️Heat Advisory‼️is also in affect through 8:00PM today for Rhode Island. Hot and humid temperatures may lead

Extreme heat is the #1 cause of weather-related deaths in the U.S. (Source: NWS)—but you can help prevent it. 🫗 Stay hydrated! 🕶️ Limit outdoor activities during peak heat hours 🧢 Wear light, loose-fitting clothes 📱 Check on neighbors, friends, and pets

A flood watch is in effect for the entire state of CT from 2 PM Thursday to 2 PM Friday. A widespread rainfall of 1 to 2 inches is likely, but localized amounts of 3 to 4 inches is possible and these amounts would result in areas of flooding.

We’re still in Hurricane Season 🌀 Stay prepared—storms can develop quickly. Make sure your emergency kit is stocked, your plans are up to date, and you’re signed up for alerts.

We agree with RI Emergency Management Agency and think being prepared starts with community! ✔️ To learn more about becoming a Rhode Island Red Cross volunteer, visit redcross.org/volunteer #Do1Thing #GetInvolved #Community

Tornadoes can happen with little warning, so it’s important to stay alert and prepared. Monitor weather alerts, know your safe spot—like a basement or interior room without windows—and have an emergency kit ready. If a tornado warning is issued, take shelter immediately and

🛶 Kayaking can be fun and safe - Whether you're paddling through calm waters or chasing rapids, a life jacket is your best summer sidekick. #KayakSmart #SummerSafety

The National Weather Service in Boston has issued a ‼️Coastal Flood Advisory‼️for south-facing beaches. 🌊 Large waves = dangerous swim/surf 🏖️ Localized erosion & coastal flooding 🌬️ Hazardous for small craft ➡️ Stay out of the water and use caution near shore. Conditions

RIEMA is excited to share our redesigned site, built to make preparedness information, resources, and updates easier to find. Whether you’re looking for emergency alerts, safety tips, or planning tools, it’s all now just a click away. Check it out here: riema.ri.gov

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of CT, DE, ME, MD, MA, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, VT until 8 PM EDT

On Saturday, veterans and their guardians boarded #RIHonorFlight from T.F. Green Airport to Washington, D.C., to visit the memorials built in their honor. ❤️ #RIRedCross volunteers were honored to welcome them home after a special and meaningful day. #HonorFlight #Veterans

Our Disaster Action team was thrilled to support the Touch a Truck community event this past weekend! 🚒🚜 It was a fantastic opportunity to connect with families, celebrate local heroes, and share important preparedness information. #Community

National Fire Safety Week Reminder 🔥📱 A fully charged phone doesn’t need to stay plugged in. Overcharging can lead to overheating—and that’s a fire risk. Unplug once you hit 100% and help keep your home safe.

Reminder: As the weather gets cooler, keep safety top of mind. Keep anything flammable—like blankets, furniture, and decorations—at least 3 feet away from fireplaces.