PPT-2015 Hurricane Preparedness Guide

for Pembroke Shores 2015 Storm Names Ana Bill Claudette Danny Erika Fred Grace Henri Ida Joaquin Kate Larry Mindy Nicholas Odette Peter Rose Sam Teresa Victor Wanda Emergency Contact Information. Hurricane SeasonJune 1 – November 30 ARE YOU READY 2 ARE YOU READY? South Florida is no stranger to hurricane season and with the 2015 season around the corner, June 1 – November 30, it i Analysis of vulnerabilities exposed by Hurricane Sandy and potential mitigation strategies in the Northeastern US . . Anthony Torres, Benjamin Lowden, . Kazuki Ito, Sabrina Shuman. Assessment of Hurricane Sandy. Analysis of vulnerabilities exposed by Hurricane Sandy and potential mitigation strategies in the Northeastern US . . Anthony Torres, Benjamin Lowden, . Kazuki Ito, Sabrina Shuman. Assessment of Hurricane Sandy. Tyra L. Brown. Ph.D. Candidate. Dept. of Conflict Resolution Studies. Nova Southeastern University. People Weathercasts = . a ‘preparedness state of mind’. "Being prepared is more about a state of mind than a stack of . For public and private stakeholders. Chad Fullmer. Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP). Office. : (907) . 428-7000. Email: chad.fullmer@alaska.gov. 1. 2015 Fall Preparedness Conference. ‘C’ is for Critical. David W. Heglar, PE. Emergency Response Coordinator. Hurricane Fran. Hurricane Fran. Kure Pier – Hurricane Hazel. Hazel - 1954. In terms of destruction, it is hard to find a hurricane in the Carolina's history to match Hazel.  On October 15, 1954 the center of this legendary hurricane slammed ashore near the NC/SC state line causing a level of devastation virtually unmatched in the local historic record. Hurricane Preparedness Week . May 23 – 27, 2011. Information from the . Saffir. -Simpson Hurricane Scale. Category 1– Winds from 75 mph to 95 mph. Category 2- Winds from 96 mph to 110 mph. Category 3– Winds from 111 mph to 130 mph. 2014 Hurricane Season – Ops Review. I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e. Season Comparison . For Tasking. I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l . l. e n c e. . WELCOME. Objectives . Orientation to Emergency Preparedness & Operation Prepare. Provide you with information and resources to better serve your family and community. REMEMBER . . Be Informed . . Frank . Revitte. National Weather Service. Weather Forecast Office. New Orleans/Baton Rouge. 2017 Seasonal Recap. Above normal activity. 17 Total Named Storms. 7. Tropical Storms. 4. Hurricanes . June 11, 2018. Hurricane Preparedness Webinar. Panel. Where to Begin. Jennifer . Reidell. , LCSW, Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville. . Managing Before, During, and After the Storm. Angelica . Gicalone. , OTR/L, Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville. Maj John McCrory . Louisiana Wing Director of Safety. Hurricane Preparedness. What to do to prepare for an approaching Hurricane.. What is your role in protecting yourself, your family and Civil Air Patrol resources you are responsible for?. S. Connecticut has been severely affected many times by Hurricanes. Individuals, businesses and communities can take some basic steps to be better informed abou t and prepared for Hurricanes. Early a Preparing Makes Sense. Week . 1: Make A Plan. Talk to your friends and family about how you will communicate before, during, and after a disaster. Don't forget to update your plans based on the .