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1. **Express Concern Naturally**: Use natural and native expressions to show your concern. For example, "You okay? I heard there was flooding in your area." This approach is less formal and can convey a sense of intimacy and genuine care.
2. **Check-In**: Send a message to check in on your friend's well-being. Phrases like "Just checking in, how are you guys in the [weather event]?" can be used to inquire about their situation without being intrusive.
3. **Personalize Your Message**: Adapt your message to the specific relationship you have with the person. For close friends or family, you might use more casual language, while for acquaintances, a slightly more formal approach might be appropriate.
4. **Consider the Timing**: Messages can be sent during the event to express immediate concern, or after the fact to follow up on how the person is coping. For example, "Did you guys get caught in the snowstorm? Are you okay?" is suitable for after the event.