Welcome to the EMO Storm Centre. We invite you to learn more about what to do before, during and after severe weather.
In Nova Scotia, we can face a number of severe weather events. All can lead to injury or loss of life, property damage, and loss of essential services.
Weather Types
Nova Scotians affected by emergencies are often surprised by how little time they have to prepare. In many cases you could have only minutes to either prepare to stay in your home for an extended time or to leave.
Know the risks you face here in Nova Scotia and take the time to get ready now.
Before Storms
When a severe storm hits you will want to do everything you can to keep yourself and your family safe.
During Storms
While the severe weather may have passed, real danger still exists. Be very careful in the aftermath of a storm. Continue to listen to the advice and direction of emergency managers, and do your best to help those who need assistance.
Soon the real work will begin as communities and families start to clean-up and rebuild their lives.
After Storms
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Using 911
A 911 emergency happens when someone’s health, safety or property is threatened and help is needed right away.
Civic Addressing
We can't help you if we can't find you. Make sure your civic number is posted in front of your home or business.
