Keep in touch with the news on the local stations. Should they go off the air tune into the Government Emergency Broadcast Station on FM 100.1 mHz
It is now too late to do many things outside but there is still time to:
Fill your tub and bottles with water. Prepare food and water according to suggestion provided in this guide. Secure and brace external doors, especially double doors. Move as much of your contents as possible off the floor to limit flood damage. Store valuables & personal papers (e.g. Insurance, medical records, passports etc.), in a waterproof container on the on the highest level of your home. Unplug small appliances Move furniture away from windows or cover with plastic. Continue to listen to radio and television for instructions. Stay off the roads. It's too late to get supplies, and you'll be competing with people trying to get home. Set refrigerator to highest setting to ensure food keeps if the power goes off. Stay inside. Conditions will deteriorate rapidly, sometimes hours before landfall and often at night. Secure pets indoors or in protected locations elsewhere. DON'T attempt to check your boat once the winds have strengthened or the seas become too rough.
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Keep in touch with the news on the local stations. Should they go off the air tune into the Government Emergency Broadcast Station on FM 100.1 mHz