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Click here for Storm Safety Publications in L.O.T.E
Dangerous storms are the most common natural hazard in Australia and on average, cause more damage and destruction than cyclones, earthquakes, floods and bushfires. Each year from May to October, storms, including, tornados, thunder, lightning, hail, flash flooding and gale force winds impact Western Australia (WA) causing major destruction to the southern half of WA, from Kalbarri to Israelite Bay.

As storms are unpredictable, felt locally and happen in smaller areas their devastating impact is often underestimated. Storms not only cause damage to homes, property and businesses, they also pose a threat to people, animals and the environment. The financial and community cost can be lessened with better planning and by preparing your home and family to stay safe and reduce the damage.

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Keep informed about Current Weather Warnings,  visit www.bom.gov.au or call 1300 659 213.
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