Storm Center

The Fairfax County Storm Center provides links, resources, and contact information all in one place to help you prepare for, stay safe during, and recover after a storm, whether it affects the whole county or just your area.

Hotlines and Emergency Phone Numbers

Current Watches, Warnings and Advisories

Additional forecasts:  Flood  |  Heat  |  Air Quality  |  Drought  |  Snow 

 

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Report Power Outages

Report power outages to your utility provider: 

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Power Outage TIPS

Report Downed Trees

For immediate life-safety issues, call or text 9-1-1.

If you see downed trees or wires on roads, sidewalks, county government property and private property, then learn who to contact.

downed tree

Who to Contact for Downed Trees

Report Flooding

For immediate life-safety issues, call or text 9-1-1.

If you see storm drainage system flooding, issues with a stormwater pond or street flooding, then learn who to contact.

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 Who to Contact About Flooding 

Traffic Links

Detailed Storm Types

Ready Fairfax

Ready Fairfax asks you and your neighbors to take four actions: (1) stay informed about the different types of emergencies that could occur and their appropriate responses; (2) make an emergency plan; (3) build an emergency kit; and (4) get involved in your community by taking action to prepare for emergencies.

Learn More About Ready Fairfax

Resilient Fairfax

The climate in Fairfax County is becoming warmer, wetter and weirder. Extreme heat, flooding, severe storms, and other changing hazards repeatedly impact our neighborhoods, infrastructure, services, and natural resources. Resilient Fairfax is the county's climate adaptation and resilience plan.

Learn More About Resilient Fairfax
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