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Comprehensive Guide to Hurricane Safety and Preparedness

Understanding hurricane safety is vital for protection during the hurricane season, which starts on June 1st. Hurricanes typically occur when sea temperatures reach 80 degrees or higher, fueling their intensity. A Hurricane Watch indicates potential conditions within 24-36 hours, while a Hurricane Warning means conditions are imminent in 24 hours or less. It’s crucial to prepare your disaster kit with food, water, medications, and secure your home. Learn what to do before, during, and after a hurricane to keep yourself and your family safe.

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Comprehensive Guide to Hurricane Safety and Preparedness

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  1. Hurricane Safety AJ and Ciara

  2. When are hurricanes most likely to occur? • Hurricane season starts June 1st • When the water is 80 degrees and 200 feet. • They get there intense energy from warm water.

  3. What is a hurricane watch • A Hurricane Watch is issued by the National Weather Service when there is a threat of a hurricane conditions within 24-36 hours.

  4. What is a hurricane warning • A Hurricane Warning is issued by the National Weather Service when hurricane conditions are expected in 24 hours or less.

  5. Hurricane categories and wind speeds

  6. What do before a Hurricane. • Stay tuned • Get supplies • Food & water. • Cooler & camping stove with fuel. • Two weeks supplies of meds. • Extra batteries and first aid. • Prepare • Fuel vehicles. • Secure mobile home tie down. • Prepare to cover windows and doors. • Prepare to secure outdoor furniture. • Cash. • Plans to take care of your pets.

  7. What do you do during a hurricane • During a hurricane stay in side • Stay away from windows and doors • Close all doors • Go to the basement or a secure room like a bathroom or closet • Be alert for tornados that can be caused by a hurricane

  8. What do you do after a hurricane? • Stay in your protected area until announcements. • Avoid using candles and other open flames indoors. • Avoid downed power lines and any water in which they may be lying.

  9. What need in a disaster kit.

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