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(203) 254-4899

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[Image of 5-day forecast and coastal areas under a warning or a watch]

For current Maps, satellite imagery and hurricane information,

please go to the National Hurricane Center.

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/

 

Printable Hurricane Preparation Guide

Disaster Instructions

 Hurricane Watch:  Hurricane conditions are a real possibility for an area

vs.

Hurricane Warning:  Hurricane is expected within 24 hours.

 

AT HURRICANE WARNING:

1.       Listen for weather updates and stay informed

2.       Keep portable radio and flashlight on hand – with fresh batteries

3.       Clear your yard of all loose objects

4.       Move your boat to safe harbor and moor securely.  Do not stay with boat

5.       Store drinking water in clean containers

6.       Shutter or board all windows and secure double-door entrances

7.       Plan your evacuation route, know where to go, and fill your car’s gas tank

8.       IF ORDERED TO EVACUATE – OBEY IMMEDIATELY!  Take your HURRICANE EVACUATION KIT.  Turn off water, gas and electricity

9.       DO NOT ENTER EVACUATED AREAS UNTIL LOCAL OFFICIALS HAVE ISSUED AN ALL – CLEAR

10.   Evacuate manufactured (mobile) homes for more substantial shelter

 

HURRICANE EVACUATION KIT:

¨       Keep kit ready to go within hours.  Include battery-operated radio and flashlight, plus the following:

¨       First Aid Kit

¨       2-week supply of medicine

¨       Blankets or sleeping bags

¨       Extra clothing

¨       Lightweight folding chairs/cots

¨       Personal items including books, toys and snacks

¨       Infant necessities

¨       Important papers (valid ID) and money

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, CALL YOUR LOCAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE.