
It’s Hurricane Season. Wolfpack, Let’s Stay Pack Ready!
Hurricane season began on June 1, 2026 and ends on November 30, 2026.
At NC State, Emergency Management and Mission Continuity (EMMC) is committed to keeping our Wolfpack community safe and pack ready. Use this NC State severe weather guidance as a ready resource for safe and quick action that you can take before, during, and after severe weather on campus.

For a deeper dive into hurricane preparedness and safety, visit the NOAA Hurricane Prep site and the National Weather Service’s Raleigh Hurricane Preparedness page. These resources offer detailed guidance on hurricane alerts, evacuation planning, emergency kits, and how to stay safe during severe weather events.
Emergencies don’t wait – preparation matters.
Being Pack Ready helps keep you and our campus community safe during weather events, power outages, and other disruptions.
Prepare now. Stay informed. Respond Safely.
#PackReady #NCStateSafety
Stay Informed!
Accurate information saves time — and stress.
Always rely on official NC State WolfAlerts and communications during emergencies and campus operational impacts.
Avoid rumors. Share verified updates only.
📲 Alerts • Email • Official channels
Pack Your Go Bag Today!
A well-packed go bag means less panic, more peace. Stock it with food, water, medications, hygiene items, chargers, and supplies for your pets.


Know Your Mandatory Designation Status!
Do you know whether your position is designated as mandatory or non-mandatory during adverse weather and/or other emergency event conditions?
Understanding your role before an event helps reduce confusion and keeps essential operations running smoothly.
If you’re unsure, check with your supervisor or log into MyPack Portal to verify your Personal Details, where Mandatory Designation is listed.
Check the weather daily!
Weather can wreck havoc on the best laid plans. NWS Raleigh (X) (#weatherready) is a great resource for timely updates!
Subscribe to the EMMC Unplanned Event updates by joining this email group!
