Prepare for extreme weather including frequent tornadoes, severe thunderstorms, and blizzards that Georgia residents rarely encounter, requiring storm shelter identification and comprehensive emergency preparedness. Learn to recognize severe weather warning signs and develop family emergency plans, as Nebraska's Great Plains location creates more dangerous weather conditions than Georgia's forested terrain. Prepare for temperature extremes ranging from -20°F in winter to 110°F in summer with strong prairie winds creating dangerous wind chill and heat index conditions. Stock emergency food and water supplies for potential isolation during severe weather events, as Nebraska's rural areas may lose power and road access during storms, tornadoes, or blizzards lasting several days.