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SeminoleSafe SeminoleSAFE is the social media outreach channel for Florida State University Emergency Management. 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 awareness, 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.

02/24/2026
TW: Fake injury makeup & moulage 📸 Thank you to all of our FSU community volunteers and CERV members joining the 2026 Ta...
02/20/2026

TW: Fake injury makeup & moulage 📸 Thank you to all of our FSU community volunteers and CERV members joining the 2026 Tallahassee International Airport Disaster Exercise! Scroll ➡️ to see the hard work of our moulage volunteers who helped make this exercise realistic for first responders. Join FSU’s Campus Emergency Response Volunteers to help keep our community

Learn how to respond to an emergency situation and what resources are available to you on campus with the FSU SPEAR trai...
02/04/2026

Learn how to respond to an emergency situation and what resources are available to you on campus with the FSU SPEAR training on canvas.
Find the interactive Seminole Preparedness: Emergency & Response training by scanning the QR code or going to the Resource Hub at emergency.fsu.edu.

It’s Day 3 of Severe Weather Awareness Week!⛈ Today, gives tips on how to stay safe during Thunderstorms & Tornadoes.S...
02/04/2026

It’s Day 3 of Severe Weather Awareness Week!
⛈ Today, gives tips on how to stay safe during Thunderstorms & Tornadoes.
Storms can produce lightning, damaging winds, hail & tornadoes. To keep yourself & loved ones safe, seek shelter when conditions arise.
➡ To learn more, visit FloridaDisaster.org/Hazards.
📲FSU's Emergency Action Guides Are Available online at TakeAction.fsu.edu.

🌊🌊 Today is the second day of Severe Weather Awareness Week! During today’s tip, we zoom in on the dangers of marine h...
02/03/2026

🌊🌊 Today is the second day of Severe Weather Awareness Week! During today’s tip, we zoom in on the dangers of marine hazards & rip currents.
⬇ When you get to the beach, make sure to keep a close eye on warning flags & hazardous conditions.
➡ Learn more at FloridaDisaster.org/Marine.

Today marks Day 1 of Severe Weather Awareness Week! is a great opportunity to gain awareness & knowledge about what to...
02/02/2026

Today marks Day 1 of Severe Weather Awareness Week! is a great opportunity to gain awareness & knowledge about what to do when severe weather strikes.
🌩🌩 Today, we focus on lightning. When you hear thunder roar, head indoors!
➡ To learn more, visit FloridaDisaster.org/Lightning
SEVERE WEATHER AWARENESS WEEK 2026

01/29/2026

6:20 AM ET 1/28: We're still keeping an eye on this weekend for another blast of arctic air. This will bring more hard freezes and dangerous wind chills, even colder than this week's cold. Keep up with the latest forecasts as we approach the weekend!

NWS Tallahassee 1/26 4:37AM: Tonight, a Hard Freeze is expected for nearly the entire area outside of exposed areas like...
01/26/2026

NWS Tallahassee 1/26 4:37AM: Tonight, a Hard Freeze is expected for nearly the entire area outside of exposed areas like St. Joseph Peninsula and St. George Island. Lows will range from 17 to 25 tonight. Combined with winds around 5-10 mph, wind chills will drop to 9 to 20 across the area.
❗An Extreme Cold Warning is in effect for southeast Alabama, southwest Georgia, the Florida Panhandle & inland western Big Bend. Wind chills here will be between 9 and 15.
⚠️ A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect for the coastal and eastern Florida Big Bend and the I-75 corridor in Georgia. Wind chills here will be between 13 and 20.
🌬️ A Freeze Warning is in effect area wide for a Hard Freeze (temperatures 25°F. or lower).
Additional Freeze Warnings and/or Cold Weather Advisories are likely through the week.

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