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SeminoleSafe SeminoleSAFE is the social media outreach channel for Florida State University safety-related information. Uphold the Garnet & Gold!

SeminoleSAFE is a comprehensive education and outreach campaign intended to raise the culture of preparedness, health and safety at Florida State University. The Seminole SAFE brand is shared by a number of university departments and entities which all share a common goal to keep Florida State University a safe and healthy place for our students, faculty, staff and visitors.

•Situational awarenes

s, including weather forecasts, traffic advisories, and other adverse conditions.
•Recognition of various safety-related "holidays" (e.g. Hurricane Awareness Week).
•Hazard education, including instructional material about current hazards (e.g. flood safety).
•Cross-posts of information posted by other emergency related entities. Also, given the interactive nature of social media, users are encouraged to "Like", comment, and share posts on the SeminoleSAFE page. Florida State University welcomes open conversation and thoughtful discussion among visitors of the page. However, the University is not responsible for the comments, contributions, postings and repostings made by visitors to the page. Florida State University reserves the right (but assumes no obligation) to remove comments perceived as racist, sexist, abusive, spam, violent, or anything of an inappropriate or offensive nature. Posting messages, videos and pictures selling products or promoting commercial, political or other ventures is prohibited. The comments, images and videos posted on this page do not necessarily reflect the opinions and policies of Florida State University. The University asks that visitors making comments or posting on the page remain respectful of the other visitors of the page. Respect our diversity (http://uphold.fsu.edu/). All Seminoles have committed to abide by the Seminole Creed (http://srr.fsu.edu/creed.html). Students are bound by the Student Conduct Code (http://srr.fsu.edu/conduct_code.html) and subject to discipline for violations. All comments are subject to Facebook’s Terms of Use and Code of Conduct.

01/23/2025

If you have received an FSU Alert notification, official emergency information and instructions will be posted here as they become available. Refresh this page for updated information any time the operational status of Florida State University may be in question. 

01/21/2025
NWS Tallahassee 6am EST 1/21/25 Update: The biggest changes include speeding up the arrival of the wintry precipitation ...
01/21/2025

NWS Tallahassee 6am EST 1/21/25 Update: The biggest changes include speeding up the arrival of the wintry precipitation by a few hours and increasing snowfall totals. There are indications of a heavier band of snow setting up later today/tonight, mainly in SE AL/SW GA.

As the winter storm starts moving in today here are a few reminders from the National Weather Service: Roads WILL become...
01/21/2025

As the winter storm starts moving in today here are a few reminders from the National Weather Service:

Roads WILL become slick and icy at some point later this afternoon and evening. Please seek information from your local DOT/County officials regarding the status of bridges and roads. Updates on any road closures can be found at your state 511 info. Florida (https://fl511.com/).

If you must travel, be EXTREMELY careful and keep those speeds SLOW. Additionally leave plenty of space between you and other vehicles. If turning on to snowy roads, keep in mind you will NOT be able to accelerate quickly and keep control of your car so keep that in mind when merging into traffic.

We’re all in this together so take things easy and help your neighbors out!

01/21/2025
NWS 1/19/25 8AM EST 🥶📉The “Polar Plunge” is upon us, thanks to an Arctic front moving thru today.(Hard) Freeze Warnings ...
01/19/2025

NWS 1/19/25 8AM EST 🥶📉

The “Polar Plunge” is upon us, thanks to an Arctic front moving thru today.

(Hard) Freeze Warnings & Cold Wx Advisories were issued for tonight. Protect the 4 P’s. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🐕🪴🚰

A Winter Storm Watch may be issued this afternoon for Tue-Wed!

Are you prepared for next week's cold front? Break out your sweaters & blankets before possible freezing temperature sta...
01/17/2025

Are you prepared for next week's cold front? Break out your sweaters & blankets before possible freezing temperature starting Sunday night though Wednesday night!

📲Check NWS Tallahassee for updates before you leave your house.
💨Wind chill can lower your body heat & ☔️rain make cold temps feel worse.
🧥 Bundle up while walking to class or spending extended periods of time outside.
❗️Remember to wear multiple layers under your coat, keep warm by adding🧤gloves, thick warm socks, and a scarf 🧣 or hat!

01/17/2025

Cold outside? Avoid the risk of frostbite and hypothermia by dressing in layers, covering exposed skin, and limiting time outdoors. If someone might be experiencing either condition, seek medical attention immediately — and know your actions. weather.gov/safety/cold-during

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(1/2) Big week in emergency preparedness at FSU! The FSU Emergency Management and Homeland Security Program helped map campus so we can have baseline imagery to make comparisons post-disaster, and experts from The Ringling trained FSU Facilities staff in safe handling of art and artifacts. All in a day’s work to keep our university #SeminoleSAFE

⛈️ With all the rain and severe weather we’re having, you need to plan before doing outdoor activities. 📲 Download the WeatherSTEM app to view weather info & cloud cameras for our FSU campuses plus hundreds of other areas around the country!

👋 Thank you for joining us for Severe Weather Awareness Week! 🌐 Go to emergency.fsu.edu/BeSeminoleSafe to check out our Emergency Preparedness Guide and other great resources to stay #SeminoleSAFE!

🎁 Happy Holidays from FSU Emergency Management! Stay warm and #SeminoleSAFE during winter break, and we'll see you in the New Year!

#Thankful for an FSU vs. UF gameday! 🙌🏈 Join us in Doak or on ABC at 7:30pm. Always remember to stay #SeminoleSAFE while tailgating and celebrating 😉

🎪 Hosting an outdoor event on campus? Download the WeatherSTEM App to check wind speeds, heat index, closest lightning, and more to keep your attendees safe! 📍 FSU has WeatherSTEM units on the Main Campus, the Rez, Rec SportsPlex, and our regional campuses.

🍂📝 September is National Campus Safety Awareness Month and National Preparedness Month! Check out our website to look through our Emergency Preparedness Guide; Get a Kit, Make a Plan, Be Informed Brochure; and other tools to help you prepare for disasters #NCSAM #NPM2022 https://emergency.fsu.edu/services/seminolesafe

🏈 IT’S GAMEDAY 🏈 Download the SeminoleSAFE app and enjoy the game!

Remember to bring in any loose items tonight! It’s gonna get windy tonight and tomorrow 🍃 Check out our website for the latest radar and satellite loops >>> https://emergency.fsu.edu/resources/current-weather

Social Distancing
Social Distancing

#SocialDistancing is one of the best tools to avoid exposure to #COVID19. Learn more about how to #SlowTheSpread of #COVID19 at, https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/social-distancing.html

Rainbow!
Rainbow!

Our newly upgraded HD sky camera at the Florida State University Coastal & Marine Laboratory captured this stunning rainbow this morning. #Timelapsetuesday FSU Marine Lab Weatherstem WeatherSTEM

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