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1) Stay informed on changing weather if you are under a watch. Conditions may change rapidly from sunny to stormy sometimes giving little warning when serious weather forms.
2) If a tornado warning is issued, go to the lowest floor of your house and to a room that's away from windows.
3) Take a pillow, blanket, bike helmet if you have one to protect your head and wait for the storm to pass
4) Don't waste time opening windows...just get to your saferoom
5) If you live in a mobile home, leave it to get to a building that is able to withstand damaging thunderstorm winds.
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Hurricane Tips
Hurricane Dolly Hits Texas as A Category 2 Storm, FEMA on Standby
07/23/08 3:10 PMThe storm had top sustained winds near 100 miles an hour as it hit land.
2008 Hurricane Predictions
07/18/08 12:32 PMConditions are in place for another active hurricane season, and government scientists think 2008 will have an above-average number of storms.
Hurricane planning for those with special medical needs
06/30/08 5:39 PMWhen preparing to deal with the effects of a major storm such as a hurricane, South Carolinians with special medical needs should be especially careful in their planning, the state Department of Health and Environmental Control reported today.
Coast Prepares for Hurricane Season
06/30/08 5:36 PMAs the start of hurricane season approaches, News Channel 7 continues our series on “Hurricane Preparedness Week.”
Preparing for Hurricane Season
06/30/08 5:35 PMThe Western Carolinas have to be as alert as coastal residents when a hurricane targets the Southeast coast. Even though we are hundreds of miles away, tropical systems can leave their mark from the mountains to the Upstate.













