BRANSON, Mo. – On the cusp of the Ozarks’ first taste of winter weather last weekend, today marks Winter Weather Awareness Day.
Branson Fire Chief Ted Martin says it’s important to take precautions and prepare your car and home for the winter season:
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Martin says it’s also important to stay informed with local media outlets and have a weather radio when inclement weather is forecasted for the area.
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