Preparation for Hurricanes - Table of Contents
Hurricane Preparation - Welcome and introduction to Preparation for hurricanes Hurricane Information - Page two of preparation for hurricanes will introduce you to how a hurricane differs from a typhoon or cyclone and describes just what a hurricane is.
Hurricane Category - Page three of preparation for hurricanes will discuss all the various hurricane categories and exactly what each category means.
Hurricane Storm - Page four of preparation for hurricanes will discuss the differences between a hurricane watch and a hurricane storm warning, and will introduce you to the importance of preparation.
Prepare for hurricane – Prepare for hurricane is page five of Preparation for hurricanes, and talks about important hurricane preparation measures such as boarding up your home, gathering lots of water, buying a first aid kit and much more.
Hurricane Prep – Page five of preparation for hurricanes will discuss more great preparation you can do before the hurricane, such as finding a can opener, extra clothing, and keeping a dry bag for medications and proof of residence, etc.
After the Hurricane – Is page 7 and the final page of preparation for hurricanes. This section will provide you with information on what to expect after the hurricane.
After the Hurricane – Hurricane preparation and information
Books, a game or two, a battery powered or hand-held TV, some snack foods, and other items to entertain the kids and stave off boredom should also be packed if there is room.
following a hurricane it is likely that there will be little or no communication, electricity, or water. Road travel may be impossible or extremely hazardous. Curfews may be enacted. Stay off the roads until officials announce that it is safe to travel. If it is impossible to stay put, avoid flooded roads and downed power lines. Once you return to your home, check for damage. Create a photographic and written record of damages for your insurance company. Try to avoid use of land or cell phone lines in order to keep them open for emergency use. Stay inside as much as possible until all danger has passed.
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