Post by Nws Olney Maryland on Aug 26, 2011 12:24:33 GMT -5
SPECAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NWS NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OLNEY MD
120 PM EDT AUG 26 2011
HURRICANE PREPARIDNESS
THIS IS A LIST OF THINGS THAT CAN BE DONE NOW TO PREPARE FOR THE ARRIVAL AND ONSET OF TROPICAL STORM CONDTIONS ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
1 AT LEAST A 3 DAY AND PREFERABLY A 7 DAY SUPPLY OF WATER
2 NON PERISHABLE FOODS
3 MEDICATIONS
4 FIRST AID KIT
5 TOLETRIES
6 CELL PHONE BATTER AND BATTERY POWERED CELL CHARGERS
7 BATTERY POWER RADIOS AND FLASHLIGHTS
8 EXTRA CASH
9 FULL TANK OF GAS FOR YOUR CAR
BEFORE THE HURRICANE
1 FILL ALL MEDICATIONS
2 LISTEN FOR ALERTS ON TV AND OR RADIO
3 TEST EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT , LIKE RADIOS AND FLASHLIGHTS
4 BRING IN LOSE OBJECTS THAT CAN FLY AROUND IN WINDS
5 SET YOUR FRIDGE TO MAXIMUM COLD AND KEEP IT CLOSED
DURRING THE HURRICANE
1 STAY AWAY FROM WINDOWS AND DOORS
2 DON’T GO OUT SIDE EVEN IF ITS CALM THE EYE MAY BE PASSING OVER
3 STAY IN A INTERIOR ROOM ON THE LOWEST LEVEL OF YOUR HOUSE
AFTER THE HURRICANE
1 POWER MAY BE OUT SEVERAL DAYS
2 AVOID TRAVELING ON ROADS FLOODED OR COVERED WITH DEBRIS
3 STAY AWAY FROM DOWNED POWER LINES OR OBJECTS
4 DON’T TOUCH ANY THING ELECTRICAL WHEN YOU ARE WET.
NWS NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OLNEY MD
120 PM EDT AUG 26 2011
HURRICANE PREPARIDNESS
THIS IS A LIST OF THINGS THAT CAN BE DONE NOW TO PREPARE FOR THE ARRIVAL AND ONSET OF TROPICAL STORM CONDTIONS ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
1 AT LEAST A 3 DAY AND PREFERABLY A 7 DAY SUPPLY OF WATER
2 NON PERISHABLE FOODS
3 MEDICATIONS
4 FIRST AID KIT
5 TOLETRIES
6 CELL PHONE BATTER AND BATTERY POWERED CELL CHARGERS
7 BATTERY POWER RADIOS AND FLASHLIGHTS
8 EXTRA CASH
9 FULL TANK OF GAS FOR YOUR CAR
BEFORE THE HURRICANE
1 FILL ALL MEDICATIONS
2 LISTEN FOR ALERTS ON TV AND OR RADIO
3 TEST EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT , LIKE RADIOS AND FLASHLIGHTS
4 BRING IN LOSE OBJECTS THAT CAN FLY AROUND IN WINDS
5 SET YOUR FRIDGE TO MAXIMUM COLD AND KEEP IT CLOSED
DURRING THE HURRICANE
1 STAY AWAY FROM WINDOWS AND DOORS
2 DON’T GO OUT SIDE EVEN IF ITS CALM THE EYE MAY BE PASSING OVER
3 STAY IN A INTERIOR ROOM ON THE LOWEST LEVEL OF YOUR HOUSE
AFTER THE HURRICANE
1 POWER MAY BE OUT SEVERAL DAYS
2 AVOID TRAVELING ON ROADS FLOODED OR COVERED WITH DEBRIS
3 STAY AWAY FROM DOWNED POWER LINES OR OBJECTS
4 DON’T TOUCH ANY THING ELECTRICAL WHEN YOU ARE WET.