Hey Neighbor, Have you been keeping an eye on the Atlantic like we have? The newest storm is still forming and uncertain, but we expect some high winds and rainfall from the storm passing off the coast. Just a friendly reminder to stay informed and stay safe. In September we covered a lot on these Storm Prep newsletters. Let's run through some of it quickly and it all has has a pretty big takeaway.
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Week 1: Storm Ready Guide Read Storm Ready Guide CBNN We know hurricane prep can feel like a lot, but steady reminders now make a big difference when it matters most. - Car Prep: Keep an emergency kit, fill your gas tank early, and make sure your car is ready to go.
- Home Prep: Prep your home early, build your food supply little by little (and check those expiration dates), and pack comfort items for the little ones.
- Pet Prep: Stock food, medications, comfort items, and keep ID/collars updated. Have a crate or leash ready for evacuations.
Week 2: Peak of Hurricane SeasonRead Peak of Hurricane Season CBNN
The peak of hurricane season is mid-August through late October, but the season continues through November. With hurricane season still underway. now is the time to double-check supplies, secure your home, fuel up, and review your evacuation plan. Week 3: Myths vs FactsRead Myths vs Facts CBNN There are a lot of myths about storms out there. As Floridians, we've gained a lot of knowledge about storms, but it's easy to forget that storms can be unpredictable - tracks can change, small wobbles can make a big difference, and impacts can extend far beyond the cone. The big takeaways from September Storm Prep emails: - Don't plan for what has happened, plan for what could happen.
- Small steps today = less stress tomorrow
- Know your evacuation zone.
Stay safe. Stay Informed. -Your Cocoa Beach Team
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Sources of InformationCocoa BeachDuring Emergency Operations, the City of Cocoa Beach will release all official information through the channels listed below. Brevard County
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