Sometimes Mother Nature has a way of reminding us who’s in charge. While you can’t control when or where a hurricane will hit, the best way to minimize potential damage is to be prepared.
When a major storm is coming, stay informed by following NOAA Weather radio or your local news channels for updates. In addition, make sure to obey all evacuation orders when issued by authorities. Follow these 10 hurricane and storm preparation steps to help keep your home and loved ones safe before disaster strikes.
For more tips on how to prepare for a hurricane, check out these resources from Ready.gov.
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