Isaias is approaching Florida, so everyone should be prepared.
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Isaias is approaching Florida, so everyone should be prepared. The garage door is potentially the weakest point of your home during a hurricane. The door has a large surface area and the attachments on most garage doors are minimal – namely the track and wheels. Hurricane force winds can blow your garage door in or suck it out. Once hurricane force winds have entered […] Some downloadable hurricane tracking charts: Full Atlantic tracking chart (pdf) West Atlantic tracking chart (pdf) Atlantic & Gulf Coast tracking chart (gif) Eastern Pacific tracking chart (pdf) […] The Final report from the National Hurricane Center on Hurricane Katrina has been issued. The highlights on Hurricane Katrina are as follows: 1. Hurricane Katrina was a category three (3) storm when it made its closest approach to New Orleans, although it had been a category five (5) storm previously. 2. “The strongest winds […] A few quick evacuation tips and suggestions: Turn your freezer and refrigerator all the way down a day or two prior to leaving.Place a coin on top of a cup of frozen water – if the coin is at the bottom when you return, the freezer thawed out.Check that your garage door is locked […] Historical information about various hurricane seasons since the 1800s for the Atlantic and Pacific. Atlantic Historical Hurricane Information Pacific Historical Hurricane Information The Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale is a 1-5 rating based on the hurricane’s present intensity. This is used to give an estimate of the potential property damage and flooding expected along the coast from a hurricane landfall. Wind speed is the determining factor in the scale, as storm surge values are highly dependent on the […] |
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