Pre and Post Hurricane
For up to date information visit:
The National Hurricane Center
We hope you find this site helpful in the days and weeks leading up to a hurricane as well as in the hours or days after a hurricane has struck land.
National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is predicting
The Atlantic basin is expected to see an above-normal hurricane season this year, according to the seasonal outlook issued by NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center – a division of the National Weather Service.
NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center today announced that climate conditions point to a below normal hurricane season in the Eastern Pacific this year. The outlook calls for a 5 percent probability of an above normal season, a 25 percent probability of a near normal season and a 70 percent probability of a below normal season.
Click on the map below or the link above for coastal states' web site that provide hurricane evacuation zone maps and/or other information.
The National Hurricane Center's
archived information about the storm.
2011 Eastern Pacific Named Storms |
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2011 Atlantic Named Storms |
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Helpful Links:
American Red Cross
American Red Cross Disaster Online News Room
American Red Cross Hurricane Awareness
American Red Cross Disaster Supply Kit
FEMA
FEMA - What to do before, during and after a hurricane
The National Hurricane Center
The National Hurricane Center Disaster Supply Kit
The National Oceanic & Atmospherice Administration
The National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration Hurricane Portal
Saffir/Simpson Hurricane Scale
Category One Two Three Four Five |
Wind Speed 74-95 mph 96-110 mph 111-130 mph 131-155 mph Greater than 155 mph |