Monitor the news on the local stations. Should they go off the air tune into the Government Emergency Broadcast Station on FM 100.1 mHz DON'T be misled by storm track predictions; strong winds could arrive hours before the estimated landfall. Review emergency plans with your family. Practice where to go in the house as the hurricane intensifies. Residents living in low-lying areas, close to the water, make prior arrangements to move to another location or higher ground in case of an evacuation. If you plan to leave your house, start packing. Limit traveling to necessary trips. Do not go far from home or your safe place. Fill up the fuel tank of your car or bike. Make sure you have a spare tire; buy aerosol kits that fix and inflate flats. DON'T fill gasoline cans; they are a fire hazard. - - Check battery, water, and oil. Charge rechargeable cellular phones, drills, flashlights, lanterns, batteries. Get cash. Get a two week supply of prescription drugs Secure your boat by adding an extra bridle or if possible remove it from the water to a secure location.
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Monitor the news on the local stations. Should they go off the air tune into the Government Emergency Broadcast Station on FM 100.1 mHz