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HURRICANE GUIDE
• HOW TO PRESENTED BY
PREPARE
• KEY RESOURCES
• IMPORTANT
CHECKLISTS
Sattelite Image: NOAA
HURRICANE GUIDE
IM P O R TA N T PHONE NUM B E R S
LEON COUNTY LOWNDES COUNTY
Capital Area Chapter of the American Red Cross Lowndes County Emergency Management
(850) 878-6080 (229) 671-2790
BROOKS COUNTY
2-1-1 Big Bend
Brooks County Emergency Management
Dial 2-1-1
(229) 263-4262
Leon County Emergency Management CLINCH COUNTY
(850) 606-3700 Clinch County Emergency Management
FRANKLIN COUNTY (912) 487-3700
Franklin County Emergency Management
DECATUR COUNTY
(850) 653-8977 Decatur County Emergency Management
GADSDEN COUNTY (229) 248-3012
Gadsden County Emergency Management (229) 248-3860
(850) 875-8642 ECHOLS COUNTY
Echols County Emergency Management
Special Needs Shelter Information (229) 559-8500
(850) 875-8833
GRADY COUNTY
HAMILTON COUNTY
Grady County Emergency Management
Hamilton County Emergency Management (229) 377-0628
(386) 792-6647
JEFFERSON COUNTY LANIER COUNTY
Jefferson County Emergency Management Lanier County Emergency Management
(850) 342-0211 (229) 482-2595
LAFAYETTE COUNTY MILLER COUNTY
Lafayette County Emergency Management Miller County Emergency Management
(386) 294-1950 (229) 758-4122
MADISON COUNTY
SEMINOLE COUNTY
Madison County Emergency Management
(850) 973-3698 Seminole County Emergency Management
(229) 524-8956
SUWANNEE COUNTY
Suwannee County Emergency Management THOMAS COUNTY
(386) 364-3405 Thomas County Emergency Management
TAYLOR COUNTY (229) 225-4190
Taylor County Emergency Management FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
(850) 838-3575
(850) 815-4000
WAKULLA COUNTY
GEORGIA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
Wakulla County Emergency Management
(800) 879-4362
(850) 745-7200
GET NEWS, WEATHER,
AND SPORTS 24/7
HURRICANE GUIDE
TROPICAL DEFINITIONS TO KNOW
TROPICAL CYCLONE TROPICAL DEPRESSION
A warm-core, non-frontal cyclone originating A tropical cylone with maximum sustained
over tropical or sub-tropical waters with winds at the surface of 38 mph or less.
organized deep convection, closed surface
wind circulation, and a well-defined center.
TROPICAL STORM HURRICANE
A tropical cylone with maximum sustained A tropical cylone with maximum sustained
winds at the surface between 39 and 73 mph. winds at the surface of 74 mph or greater.
TROPICAL STORM WATCH HURRICANE WATCH
Tropical storm conditions with winds between Hurricane conditions with winds of 74 mph or
39 and 73 mph are possible in a specified area higher are possible in a specified area within 48
within 48 hours. hours.
TROPICAL STORM WARNING HURRICANE WARNING
Tropical storm conditions with winds between Hurricane conditions with winds of 74 mph or
39 and 73 mph are expected in a specified area higher are expected in a specified area within
within 36 hours. 36 hours.
BEFORE THE STORM: STAYING HOME?
PREPPING YOUR HOME WHAT TO DO
• Review insurance policies well before a storm. • Ensure windows are boarded or secured
• Consider flood insurance. • Close all entrances
• Perform inventory on property. • Turn refrigerator on its coldest setting and
• Inspect roof, and make any needed repairs. leave the door shut
• Add roof straps (if they aren’t already • Secure or bring inside unsecured items
installed). (e.g. patio seating, grills, ect.)
• Secure carports and porches.
• Make sure pets are indoors
• Seal windows and doors.
• Monitor WCTV and official sources for
• Seal any exterior holes in the walls.
information.
• Make sure garage door is secure.
• During the storm:
Source: CBS News
• Stay indoors.
• Move into interior room on the lowest
floor where flooding will not be likely.
• Have a flashlight or other lighting that
doesn’t use flames.
• Keep cellular phone connected to power
for as long as possible.
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SUPPLY CHECKLIST
__ Mask(s)
__ Hand sanitizer
__ Blanket
__ Change of Clothing
__ Duct Tape
__ Dust Mask
__ First Aid Kit w/ Bandages
__ Flashlight
__ Games & Toys
__ Keys for both home and car
__ Large Plastic Trash Bags
__ Local Paper Map
__ Medications
__ Moist Towelettes
BEFORE T HE STORM
__ Multipurpose Pocket Knife ● Collect copies of important documents such as deeds to
your home, insurance paperwork, finiancial information,
__ Non-Perisable Food
and legal documents. Be sure to place them in a
__ Cash waterproof bag.
__ Photos of Family
Members & Pets ● Review your property and home insurance coverage
for Re-unification and call your insurance company ahead of time with any
__ Important Digital questions. Keep updated photos or video of your home
Documents & Images on an and belongings for inventory purposes.
External Hard Drive
● Draft a list of important phone numbers from your
__ Poncho insurance company, doctor, and family members. Make
__ Radio with Extra Batteries sure that they are not only in your cell phone, but also on
__ Soap paper just in case the phone is damaged or the battery
__ Special Family Needs dies. Be sure the list is in a waterproof bag.
(Diapers, Feminine Hygiene
Products, etc.) ● Know your evacuation routes in the event an order is
issued by your local emergency management.
__ Tarp
__ Toilet Paper ● Know of a safe place in your home to ride out the storm.
__ Toothbrush & Toothpaste The lowest floor in the center part of your dwelling is the
__ Towel best place to be. Keep as many layers between you and
__ Water the outdoors as possible.
__ Waterproof Bag(s) With
Family Documents ● Create a disaster kit which includes a first aid kit,
flashlight, batteries, medications, non-perishable food.
__ Drivers License
__ Insurance Information ● Trim or remove damaged trees and limbs to protect you
__ Out-of-area Contacts and your home.
__ Whistle
HURRICANE GUIDE
SHELTER INFO
LEON COUNTY (ACTIVE SHELTERS)
http://www2.leoncountyfl.gov/ei/shelters.asp
STATE OF FLORIDA (ACTIVE SHELTERS)
https://www.floridadisaster.org/shelter-status/
GEORGIA EMERGENCY MGMT. AGENCY
https://gema.georgia.gov
CONTACT YOUR LOCAL EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT AGENCY.
CHECK OUR WEBSITE:
A FTE R THE S TORM SAFFIR-SIMPSON
● Avoid downed power lines. Never come in contact with
lines - including water that may be near the lines. HURRICANE
● Be cautious of hazards from storm damage, such SCALE
as floodwaters, damaged tree limbs, debris from
damaged homes and potentially compromised
CATEGORY 1
structures. Be sure to wear closed-toe shoes when
venturing out.
74-95 MPH
CATEGORY 2
● Resist the urge to venture into other neighborhoods
where damage exists. Allow residents, first
responders, linemen and clean-up crews to begin the
96-110 MPH
recovery process. CATEGORY 3
● Do not drive beyond posted barricades. A road may be
flooded or be hazardous to pass. If you see a flooded
111-129 MPH
road, turn around and find another route.
CATEGORY 4
● Make a list of damaged property. Take videos or 130-156 MPH
images of the damage, if possible. CATEGORY 5
● Contact your insurance company to report damage to
your vehicle and/or home.
157+ MPH
Designed and written by Charles
Roop.
Copy edited by Mike McCall and
Courtney Jordan.
HURRICANE GUIDE
2021 H U R R IC A N E SEASON P ROJEC TI ON S
Atmospheric scientists from government agencies, academia, and private companies produce their
seasonal predictions based on currently observed global atmospheric and oceanic trends as well
as long-range modeling of conditions. They also can rely on comparing current or predicted condi-
tions with similar previous scenarios, which is referred to as analogs.
The following predicitons are not etched in stone, may not fully verify, and are subject to be updated
by organizations that chose to do so. Regardless of the predicitons, it’s always important to prepare
for the one storm that can cause destruction in a community.
ENTITY NAMED STORMS HURRICANES MAJOR HURR.
AVERAGE SEASON 14 7 3
THE WEATHER COMPANY 18 8 3
ACCUWEATHER 16-20 7-10 3-5
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 18 8 4
N.C. STATE UNIVERSITY 15-18 7-9 2-3
NOAA 13-20 6-10 3-5
WEATHERBELL 16-22 9-13 3-6
TROPICAL STORM RISK 17 8 3
COLORADO STATE 17 8 4
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HURRICANE HERMINE (2016)
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PET PREPAREDNESS
• Have a pet carrier labeled with your name, address,
and phone numbers.
• Have pet food, water bowls, a can opener and a spoon.
• Also have a litter box for your cat along with bags and a
scooper.
• Ensure that your pets have a collar with rabies and ID
tags as well as a harness or leash.
• If your pet is microchipped, be sure that information on
your pet is up to date.
• Have a chew toy, a blanket, or other comfort items.
• In a waterproof container, have vaccination records, a
picture of you and your pet(s), microchip infomation, It’s important to have a plan for your pets
and rabies vaccine records. Also have medications and if ordered to evacuate. Do not leave your
instructions along with your vet’s contact information, pets at home. Know where local shelters
and first aid kit. that accept pets are located.HURRICANE GUIDE
M E E T TH E PINPOI NT WEATHER TEAM
CHIEF METEOROLOGIST MIKE McCALL METEOROLOGIST ROB NUCATOLA
WCTV’s Chief Meteorologist joined Eyewitness Rob joined Eyewitness News in the fall of 2000
News in 1993. The FSU graduate in meteorology as a meteorologist. He has degrees from State
spent five years in Tampa at WTVT as a University of New York at Buffalo and Syracuse
meteorologist before returning to Tallahassee. University, plus a three-year certificate in
broadcast meteorology from Mississippi State
Mike’s weathercasts have received first place University.
awards from the Associated Press six times - three
in Florida and three in Georgia. He earned the seal Rob Nucatola has the seals of approval of the
of approval of the American Meteorological Society American Meteorological Society and National
in 1991. Weather Association.
METEOROLOGIST CHARLES ROOP METEOROLOGIST HANNAH MESSIER
Charles joined the weather team full-time in Hannah joined the team in December 2019.
January 2017. He earned an Associate of Arts She studied Meteorology and Journalism at
degree from the College of Central Florida, a Iowa State University, where she produced the
Bachelor of Science in Geography from the student-run television show Cy’s Eyes on the
University of Florida, and a Master of Science Skies. Hannah also interned at KSFY in Sioux
from Mississippi State University studying Falls, S.D.
operational meteorology. For his graduate thesis,
Charles studied patterns of tornado formation with She worked breifly at KDLT in Sioux Falls after
landfalling tropical systems in Florida. graduating from Iowa State.You can also read
