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The 2009 Hurricane Season is heating up!
It always happens. We have enjoyed a quiet Atlantic Hurricane Season so far. Now, there are quite a few things going on. If you haven’t gotten your preparedness started or finished, now is the time. Make sure you have though through your evacuation scenarios, as well as your staying put scenarios. Check the generator, make sure you have some extra gas on hand. Get some bottled water and check the flashlight situation.
We just checked all the links here on Hurricane Tracking Sites and they were operational. If you live in hurricane alley like we do, just keep an eye on what is happening over the next few days, particularly with the storm right behind TD # 2. There are some good news clips right now on the Weather Central site.
We suggest you get used to all of the hurricane tracking sites we have linked to, as each one adds information to help you make good decisions. If you have never looked at them before, learning how the computer models work will be helpful to you. There are some great model runs to be found on Ham Weather once a storm gets more developed. Check back often with Hurricane Tracking Sites, where you can access a wealth of hurricane tracking information, all on one convenient site.
The 2009 Hurricane Season is Coming!
Here on Hurricane Tracking Sites we are gearing up to get ready for a new hurricane season. For the site it means we are updating the links and checking to make sure everything is ready for people when they come looking for hurricane tracking sites.
For us personally, since we live in the Florida Keys and have been through quite a few hurricanes, it means getting prepared. We start our preparations in May. We buy some bottled water and put in our storage area. We make our annual clean up around the outside of the house and take all the stuff we have collected that we don’t really need to the dump. We make sure we have all of the storm shutters in working order. We trim back all of our trees. We fire up the generator and make sure that it is in working order. Having been through three hurricanes that knocked our power out for significant periods, I would highly recommend having a generator. I didn’t have a generator in the aftermath of hurricane Andrew and we didn’t have power for ten days. It was hot and miserable. A generator makes a huge difference after a storm. If you don’t have a generator check out the Every Generator site. Every Generator.com has the largest selection of generators online. Enjoy low prices and free shipping on most Brand name generators. Name Brands include Dewalt, Briggs and Stratton, Guardian, AC Delco and many more. We check out our flashlight and battery situation. We start buying a few extra canned goods every week and we start eating the items that have built up in our freezer over the last six months (if the power goes out, it is hard to keep the freezer running on the generator). We also want to make room to freeze about six one gallon bottles of water. These are very helpful for the first couple of days after a storm in keeping things cold, and then being a source of water. Then we pray that the storms will stay out over the ocean and not bother anyone.
Our hope on hurricane tracking sites is that you won’t have any reason to come to the site this season. But, just in case you do, we are here for you!
