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Ready California El Niño Toolkit

As California prepares for El Niño, the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) and Ready California want everyone to help communities prepare before severe weather arrives.

Help us create a stronger, more prepared California by spreading the word and using this toolkit to share these resources.

El Niño is approaching. Take time to check your flood zone, address, and local waterways. Stay safe and prepared by visiting ready.ca.gov for essential steps.

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Don't wait for the rain. Most home and renter policies exclude flooding and require 30 days to take effect. Prepare for El Niño now by reviewing your insurance coverage today. ready.ca.gov

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With a strong El Nino forecast this year, now is the time to finalize your household safety plan. Identify evacuation routes, pick a meeting spot, and set a communication strategy. Get resources at ready.ca.gov.

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Is your home El Niño-ready? Prep your emergency supplies now: stock up on food, water, medications, documents, flashlights, and chargers. Get more safety tips at ready.ca.gov

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From flooding to historic El Niño weather, staying informed is vital. Monitor local news and follow official guidance. Ensure you receive emergency alerts on your phone by signing up at ready.ca.gov today.

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Protect your family and property from floods by making a plan today. If trapped, head to the roof or a high floor--stay out of the attic--and call 9-1-1 immediately. Find more safety tips at ready.ca.gov

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Heavy rain can lead to dangerous flooding. Stay alert by monitoring weather reports. Remember: Avoid driving or walking through moving water, as the depth is often hidden. Get more safety tips at ready.ca.gov

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Preparation is key. Don't wait for disaster to strike. Organize your emergency kit now: 💊 Medications 📄 Documents 🥫 Food 💧 Water 🔦 Flashlights 🔋 Chargers Stay El Niño-ready with more tips at ready.ca.gov

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