Storm surges are abnormal rises in sea water caused by tropical cyclones. Before a storm surge, people should know their area's hazards, monitor weather advisories, identify evacuation sites and routes, secure property, and prepare survival supplies. During a surge, stay on higher ground away from the shore and take shelter. After, only leave once authorities say it's safe, check on others, seek medical care if needed, report hazards, repair damage, and check food and water safety.
Storm surges are abnormal rises in sea water caused by tropical cyclones. Before a storm surge, people should know their area's hazards, monitor weather advisories, identify evacuation sites and routes, secure property, and prepare survival supplies. During a surge, stay on higher ground away from the shore and take shelter. After, only leave once authorities say it's safe, check on others, seek medical care if needed, report hazards, repair damage, and check food and water safety.
Storm surges are abnormal rises in sea water caused by tropical cyclones. Before a storm surge, people should know their area's hazards, monitor weather advisories, identify evacuation sites and routes, secure property, and prepare survival supplies. During a surge, stay on higher ground away from the shore and take shelter. After, only leave once authorities say it's safe, check on others, seek medical care if needed, report hazards, repair damage, and check food and water safety.
Storm surges are abnormal rises in sea water caused by tropical cyclones. Before a storm surge, people should know their area's hazards, monitor weather advisories, identify evacuation sites and routes, secure property, and prepare survival supplies. During a surge, stay on higher ground away from the shore and take shelter. After, only leave once authorities say it's safe, check on others, seek medical care if needed, report hazards, repair damage, and check food and water safety.
due to a tropical cyclone. The Typhhoon Haiyan storm surge caused the death of 6000 people in the Visayas region. BEFORE A STORM SURGE Know the hazards in your area, if it has the potential threat of storm surge. Always monitor the weather and watch out for advisories and warnings Know the location of the evacuation site and the fastest and safest way to go there. Secure your home, move the essential furniture and items to the upper floor. Prepare your family's supply bag containing items needed for survival. Before evacuating, turn of all connections of electricity, gas tank, and water. When notified, immediately go to higher and safer ground with your family
DURING A STORM SURGE
STAY ON HIGHER GROUND
MOVE AWAY TAKE SHELTER DO NOT TOUCH
FROM THE SEA AND STAY ELECTRICAL SHORE UPDATED ITEMS IF YOU ARE AFTER A STORM SURGE STAY ALERT AND KEEP SAFE
LEAVE THE EVACUATION AREA ONLY
WHEN THE AUTHORITIES SAY IT'S SAFE
CHECK FOR MISSING PERSONS OR
FAMILY MEMBERS AND REPORT IT TO THE AUTHORITIES
IF SOMEONE IS SICK OR INJURED, GET
THEM TREATED OR BRING THEM TO THE NEAREST HOSPITAL