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What we can expect when Hurricanes start churning
**NOTE: The video above is from a previous report** The Colorado State University Forecasting Team released their annual Hurricane Forecast Thursday and FOX 26 Meteorologist John Dawson shares more on their findings.
HOUSTON - Hurricane Preparedness Week kicked off Sunday and now is a perfect time to start getting ready for upcoming severe weather!
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You can never be too prepared, especially in Houston, for bad weather. That's why the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has issued several tips on how residents can plan accordingly.
For starters, the NOAA says you can understand your personal hurricane risk, see if you live in a hurricane evacuation zone, and take a closer look at your insurance policies.
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Hurricane season begins June 1, so residents have about a month to replenish any emergency supplies or start thinking about how to prepare their homes as well. In doing so, here are the themes the NOAA residents in hurricane-prone areas should consider when undergoing preparations.
- Determine Your Risks
- Develop an Evacuation Plan
- Assemble Disaster Supplies
- Get an Insurance Checkup
- Strengthen Your Home
- Help Your Neighbors
- Complete a Written Plan
For additional information on National Hurricane Preparedness, click here.
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