Severe Weather in Livermore

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In Livermore, we experience damaging winds, lightning, thunderstorms, hail, and excessive heat. It is important to prepare for all types of weather.

Make sure your home is secure and prepared for all types of weather by following these tips. It is recommended that you set up your phone to receive emergency alerts for all types of weather.

National Weather Service provides a list of third party sources that send weather alerts through phone, text, and/or email. Also, Alameda County Health Care for the Homeless offers emergency resources, including cooling facility locations, throughout Alameda County.

Winters:

Secure all loose roof shingles.
Trim and remove, dead, rotting or damaged trees.
Secure objects such as kennels, trash cans, and sports equipment.
Secure fencing, porches, canopies, and sheds.
Anchor fuel tanks and external utility links.
Seal cracks and gaps around doors, windows, and pipes.
When thunder roars - go indoors.

In the event of a storm Livermore Public Works has provided information regarding Stormwater Management for you to review.

Summers:

Stay hydrated.
Find shade and wear sunscreen.
Pay attention to signs of heat illness.
Signs:
- Heavy sweating
- Cramps
- Dizziness
- Weakness
Find the local cooling facility location.
Keep a supply of drinking water, food, and a Grab & Go Bag/Box on hand.

For further information view our comprehensive Emergency Preparedness Guide and visit the Community Alerts and Resources page to sign up for other alerts regarding severe weather in Livermore.