Hurricanes

The NOAA Hurricane Preparedness page offers clear guidance to help individuals and families understand hurricane risks and take protective action. It provides practical steps for planning, assembling emergency supplies, and strengthening homes, helping communities stay safer and more resilient during hurricane season.

The Red Cross Hurricane Preparedness page offers clear, practical guidance to help individuals and families stay safe during hurricanes. It outlines steps for planning evacuations, assembling emergency kits, staying connected with alerts, and protecting homes and loved ones. The resource also provides checklists and tips for special needs groups to help communities build resilience before, during, and after storms.

The OSHA Hurricane Preparedness page provides guidance to help employers and workers plan for and respond to hurricane hazards. It covers evacuation planning, emergency equipment, hazard recognition, and training, focusing on workplace safety and preparedness before, during, and after storms.

The U.S. Department of War Hurricane Preparedness spotlight highlights ways individuals and communities can prepare for hurricane season and underscores the military’s role in support and disaster response. It provides tips on building emergency kits, preparing homes, planning evacuations, and staying informed, while also featuring stories and resources about readiness and hurricane-related operations.

The Ready.gov Hurricane Toolkit provides resources to help individuals and communities prepare for hurricanes. It includes guidance on emergency planning, gathering supplies, evacuation routes, and sharing information to improve safety and resilience before, during, and after storms.