Weather Fact Sheet
I. Overview
This Weather Fact Sheet provides essential information for individuals and organizations to prepare for severe weather events, including hurricanes, tornadoes, or blizzards. By following the recommendations outlined below, you can protect lives, and property, and ensure the safety of yourself and others.
II. Weather Alert Levels
Alert Level | Meaning |
|---|
Advisory | Potential for severe weather. Monitor closely. |
Watch | Severe weather is possible. Prepare to take action. |
Warning | Severe weather is imminent or occurring. Take immediate action to protect yourself and others. |
III. Severe Weather Event Preparedness
Hurricanes:
Secure outdoor objects.
Stock up on essential supplies (water, non-perishable food, medications).
Review evacuation routes and have a plan in place.
Tornadoes:
Identify a safe shelter area (basement or interior room on the lowest floor).
Practice tornado drills with family or employees.
Stay informed through weather alerts and warnings.
Blizzards:
Ensure adequate heating fuel.
Stock up on food and water supplies.
Have emergency kits ready with blankets, flashlights, and batteries.
IV. Emergency Contacts
Agency | Contact Information |
|---|
Local Emergency Management | [Phone Number] |
National Weather Service | [Phone Number] |
American Red Cross | [Phone Number] |
V. Stay Informed
Monitor weather forecasts and warnings via NOAA Weather Radio, local news, or weather apps.
Sign up for emergency alerts from local authorities.
VI. Evacuation Routes
VII. After the Storm
Wait for official clearance before returning to evacuated areas.
Avoid flooded roads and downed power lines.
Check on neighbors, especially the elderly or those with special needs.
VIII. Additional Resources
IX. Remember
Preparation is key to staying safe during severe weather events. Stay informed, have a plan, and take action when necessary. For additional assistance or information, contact [Your Company Name] at [Your Company Number].
Fact Sheet Templates @ Template.net
