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General Safety
Tips:
Barbeque
Safety
Beach Safety
Bicycle
Safety Tips
Bites
and Stings Safety
Boating
Safety
Brush
Fire
Safety
Candle Safety
Carbon Monoxide Safety
Cooking
Safety
Child Passenger Safety Tips
Christmas
Light & Extension Cord Safety
Christmas
Tree Safety
Driving
Safety
Electrical
Appliance Safety
Escape Drills In The Home (E.D.I.T.H.)
Fire Extinguishers
Fireplace
Safety
Fireworks
Safety
Gun and
Firearm Safety
Halloween
Safety
Heat Stress
High Rise Safety
Holiday Safety
Hurricane
Safety & Preparedness
Lightning Safety Tips
Matches and Lighter Safety
Natural
Gas Safety
Pool
Safety
Purse Snatching
Prevention Tips
Skateboard Safety
Snow Shoveling
Tips
Space
Heater Safety
Summer Safety
Toys and
Ornament Safety
Water
Safety |
Hurricane
Safety:
The
HURRICANE, known as "The Greatest Storm on Earth", carries with it
three highly destructive elements: storm surge, flooding and wind. The dangers
created by these forces can be greatly reduced and need not result in death IF
you are prepared to meet the threat they pose to your safety.
General Information
Definitions, terms & hurricane
categories
Additional hurricane related information
Hurricane related links
Before the Storm
Preseason preparedness
Personal evacuation plan
Disaster supply kit
Hurricane tracking maps
During the Storm
Evacuation Guidelines
Types of evacuation
Where to evacuate
Assisted evacuation
Shelter in Place
Driving Tips
After the Storm
Hazards
Re-entry
Additional Information & Links:
Hurricanes
- Unleashing Nature's Fury
Hurricanes
- Unleashing Nature's Fury (PDF version)
National
Weather Service in-depth brochure on hurricanes with
full color photos. (Caution:
this takes a long time to download)
American
Red Cross
Federal
Emergency Management Agency
First
Coast News - Storm Track
Georgia
Emergency Management Agency
Glynn
County Emergency Management Agency
Humane
Society of the United States
Institute
for Business and Home Safety
NOAA
National
Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster
National
Weather Service |
