While listening to the rain you happen to look outside and notice the shingles are flying off your roof, or you walk into a room and notice water dripping down, or worse case a tree falls on your house – what should you do?
During the middle of storm you should not go outside to inspect or try to rectify an issue. It is dangerous and you could easily turn one issue into two or more issues with you heading to the Emergency Room or causing more damage. If water is leaking into a room, try to contain it in buckets and empty them out as required. If there are any belongings that may get ruined, they should be removed from the area. If a tree has fallen on the roof, you should stay out of the room until you are sure it is safe to enter it after the storm has passed.
As everyone will remind you – Safety First
http://ema.alabama.gov/ Alabama Emergency Management Agency has information on safety in thunderstorms, flooding, snow, tornado & hurricane type events
http://www.myfoxstorm.com/ Birmingham viewing area – live weather updates
http://www.myfoxhsv.com Huntsville viewing area – live weather updates
http://www.fema.gov/about/contact/statedr.shtm Listing of every states EMA offices http://www.fema.gov/hazard/index.shtm FEMA’s guides for preparing for disaters
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