May Heat Advisory na nakataas ngayon para sa San Francisco through 8 p.m. Maaaring umabot ang mga Temperatura sa 80s sa San Francisco. Gumawa ng kaukulang mga hakbang para manatiling ligtas laban sa init ng panahon:

三藩市現正生效高溫提示 through Friday 8 p.m。三藩市全市 80s。請採取以下防暑措施： • 多飲水，並適時離開高溫環境休息 • 開窗時請注意安全，以防跌落（使用窗網或防護裝置，盡量從上方開窗，並時刻看管在窗邊的兒童） • 使用風扇促進空氣流通 • 留意鄰居情況，尤其是長者、殘疾人士及獨居人士 • 如前往海灘消暑，請留意強勁水流及極低水溫，並只在有救生員當值的地點游泳。 更多高溫安全提示及資源： sf.gov/zh-hant/extreme-heat

Advertencia de calor en vigor para San Francisco through Friday 8 p.m. Se prevén temperaturas de 80s grados en San Francisco. Tome medidas para mantenerse a salvo en el calor:

A Heat Advisory is in effect for San Francisco through Friday 8 p.m. Temps in the 80s are possible in San Francisco. Take steps to stay safe in the heat:

Some people head to beaches to cool off during hot weather. Be aware that ocean water is extremely cold and strong currents are common. Stay back from the waterline, never turn your back on the ocean, and swim only where lifeguards are present.

A large, unplanned power outage is impacting the Richmond/Sea Cliff neighborhood.

Heat Advisory in San Francisco – moderate risk of heat-related illness. Take steps to stay safe: sf.gov/heat

Coming out to watch the St. Patrick's Day Parade today? Have a fun, safe and hydrated celebration! 🍀 Sign up for AlertSF by texting your ZIP CODE to 888-777 🍀 Pack water and sunscreen 🍀 Take public transit

Many will experience a wicked temperature whiplash over the next week. 🔥 Daily record-breaking highs will be possible for the Southwest this weekend before more widespread record-breaking heat arrives next week. 🧊 A cold snap is forecast east of the Rockies, where temps will plunge 20° below normal.

#SF St. Patrick Day celebrations begin this weekend! Watch the parade, check out the activities, & celebrate safely. Text your ZIP CODE to 888-777 to sign up for emergency alerts from the city and stay hydrated.

There will be zero lucks given today – get prepared! sf.gov/GetReady #FridayThe13th

Spring has sprung and it's warming up ☀️ If you're going to be outside this weekend, remember to pack water and sunscreen, wear lighter clothes, and sign up for AlertSF by texting your ZIP CODE to 888-777.

All mixed up? You don’t know what to do? For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergencies, use 311. #Call911 #Use311

We’re excited to host the 2nd Annual Community Strong Career Fair! Whether you're starting out or looking to grow, this event is all about our community & strengthening the local workforce. 📅 April 15 ⏰ 3–7 p.m. 📍 Southeast Community Center ➡️ www.eventbrite.com/e/sfpuc-comm...

Prepare for a disaster like you’re preparing to go up against Bowser. sf.gov/ReadySF 🟨 Sign up for AlertSF 🟨 Make a plan 🟨 Gather Supplies 🟨 Get Connected 🟨 Get Trained #MAR10Day

Get over procrastinating on your preparedness plan. sf.gov/GetReady 📲 Sign up for AlertSF 📋 Make a plan 🎒 Gather Supplies 🤝 Get Connected 🦺 Get Trained #NationalGetOverItDay #NationalProcrastinationWeek

Happy #InternationalWomensDay to the women of DEM who inspire us all with their strength, resilience, and determination while managing our city’s every day and not-so-every-day emergencies.

REMINDER: Tomorrow is #DaylightSavingsTime so get ready to spring those clocks forward at 2AM. Take time to test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors throughout your home or business and replace old batteries if needed. #SpringForward

Signed up for AlertSF yet? Great! Now take it easy, relax, go bowling, hit up In-N-Out. You're ready to have a go-with-the-flow kind of weekend, Dude. sf.gov/AlertSF #DayoftheDude

This year for #EmployeeAppreciationDay DEM wants to highlight our IT team!

Get connected with your community to brainstorm & share ideas on how to prepare your neighborhood for a disaster. Encourage each other to sign up for AlertSF, build/store your kits, & get trained. Preparedness is best achieved as a community project-visit sf.gov/ReadySF & make readiness a reality.

Expect gusty winds today in San Francisco. Secure loose outdoor items, watch for falling branches, and use caution while driving or walking.

What if cats & dogs had opposable thumbs? We think they would be able to sign up for AlertSF, write out an emergency plan and help gather supplies for their Stay Box & Go Bag. Until then YOU have to help your fur babies get ReadySF. sfanimalcare.org/services/disaster-preparedness/

Talking to your children about disasters and the importance of emergency prep may be difficult. Use the power of reading to build understanding and educate them on hazards that could affect them.

Be your friends' leader before and during an emergency. ▪️ Discuss and compare emergency plans. ▪️ Be each other's emergency contacts. ▪️ Host Stay Box packing parties. Start your preparedness crew by visiting sf.gov/ReadySF for resources.

DEM would like to close out #BlackHistoryMonth recognizing one of our department legends. Toni Margaret Ann Young Hardley (1945-2007) was a longstanding 911 Dispatcher and a highly respected and much-admired Public Safety Communications Supervisor.

A large, unplanned power outage is impacting the Mission. Know where to check outage updates. Visit PG&E’s Outage Center or call 1-800-743-5002 for real-time outage maps, updates, and estimated restoration times. You can sign up to receive outage alerts from PG&E. pgealerts.alerts.pge.com

Get a jump start on what to do before a HighWinds, HighSurf or Flood by visiting sf.gov/ReadySF. Sign up for AlertSF, make a plan and build your kits to get courageously prepared. #TellAFairyTaleDay

Do you have your home stocked with nonperishable food? In the event of power outages, refrigeration may not be available. Snack food that does not require cooking and a manual can opener can keep your home supplied during an outage. sf.gov/ReadySF

What is your type of favorite snack? Now that you’re thinking about it, grab some now to snack on and one to add to your emergency kit if it's nonperishable. If it's canned make sure cans are pull tops or pack a can opener. #SnackFoodMonth

Rainy weather returns overnight #SF. Prepare now! 🌧️ Check your emergency supplies 🌧️ Check on friends and family who may need assistance preparing for the storm 🌧️ Check transit schedules before traveling tonight, roads may become slick For more rainy day tips, visit sf.gov/storms

Wet, windy, and cold conditions can cause frostbite and hypothermia. Some people are at higher risk during very cold weather. Check on family, friends and neighbors who may need assistance. Anyone can be affected by very cold weather. Visit sf.gov/cold-weather for more tips.

Whether you’re just starting out or a preparedness pro, gathering your emergency supplies is easy. You’ll be surprised at how much you already have. Learn more at sf.gov/ReadySF

Flirting with the idea of finding more ways to be ReadySF? Visit sf.gov/ReadySF for tips on how to prepare for weather hazards that could impact your neighborhood.

The parade of storms continues, be safe & stay alert. ⛈️ Remove debris & leaves from storm drains to keep them from getting clogged ⛈️ Allow extra travel time and do not attempt to walk or drive through floodwaters ⛈️ Bring pets inside your home, garage, or other warm shelter at night sf.gov/ReadySF

Xin chúc mọi người một năm mới nhiều sức khoẻ, hạnh phúc và nhiều thành công! Năm mới xin nhắc mọi người nên gọi 911 trong những trường hợp thật sự khân cấp như cháy nổ, bệnh cấp cứu, hay khi có nguy hiểm ngay lập tức.

Happy Lunar New Year! Quick reminder: 911 is for real emergencies only, like fires, medical emergencies, or immediate danger. If it’s not an emergency, call 311. Thanks for helping keep 911 open, and wishing everyone a smooth Year of the Horse!

Be safe as windy and rainy winter weather continues across #SF – Allow extra travel time and check transit schedules before leaving – Secure or move outdoor items to prevent damage or injury – Stay alert and keep pets and children safe – Report non-emergency storm issues to 311 ⛈️ sf.gov/storms

Travel safe today. The rain may cause transit & commuting delays as well as localized flooding in low-lying areas of the City. Check sf.gov/storms for storm-related info & how to be prepared.

Expect gusty winds and heavy rain today in San Francisco. Secure loose outdoor items, watch for falling branches, and use caution while driving or walking. Have emergency supplies ready and sign up for AlertSF. sf.gov/ReadySF

Check your supplies and make sure you have what you need on hand. 🌧️ sf.gov/GetReady

Today is not the day to leave it in luck's hands. Start getting prepared now! Visit sf.gov/severe-storms for info and the best preparedness tips to get ready for heavy winds and rain. #ReadySF #FridayThe13th

🌧️Rain is on the way. Our crews have been hard at work clearing trash & debris from storm drains throughout SF. Here's how you can help: ✔️Avoid flooded areas ✔️Watch out for dislodged manhole covers ✔️Use @SF311 for non-life-threatening reports ✔️ Visit sfpuc.gov/RainReadySF

Get your kids involved in building their own emergency kit. Have them include their favorite stuffed animals, video games, books or snacks in their emergency kit to comfort them in a disaster. Visit sf.gov/GetReady to get them started. #YouthPrep #ReadyKids

Did you know a few of your preparedness items were invented by Black Americans? As you update your family's plan and supplies this month, remember these lifesaving contributions you still use today to keep you safe during an emergency. Update your preparedness plan here: sf.gov/GetReady

Help your community prepare for the upcoming rain by clearing out storm drains, elevate outdoor belongings, and checking in with friends and family who may need assistance during extreme weather. Check your supplies and make sure you have what you need on hand: sf.gov/GetReady

🌧️Looks like rain is coming, SF! We’re getting ready by clearing out drains across the City. If you spot any leaves or trash blocking a storm drain, please clear them out safely. And if a drain is seriously clogged, report it to SF311 so crews can clear it out. #RainReadySF

Widespread rain arrives today with a general risk of thunderstorms. Travel safe - if you’re driving, biking, or walking, take your time and look out for one another. Wearing bright colors can help you stand out in the rain. Stay away from flooded areas. For more tips, visit sf.gov/storms

Rain expected tomorrow and Wednesday - roads may be slick. Use caution and allow extra travel time.

Heading to #SBLX events and concerts in SF? Stay informed! Text SUPERBOWLSF to 888-777 to receive emergency alerts specifically for Super Bowl visitors.