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Lee County residents urged to begin planning for 2012 hurricane season
May 23, 2012 With hurricane season just around the corner, Lee County officials are preparing for the months ahead, and residents should do the same. Hurricane season runs June 1 through Dec. 1. more »»
Stocking up on supplies
May 23, 2012 Preparing emergency food supplies doesn’t have to be difficult. To help, here are some basic guidelines on what to keep in mind while putting together your non-perishable. more »»
Colorado State University team predicts below-average hurrricane season in 2012
May 23, 2012 The Colorado State University forecast team in April predicted a below-average 2012 Atlantic basin hurricane season due to a cooling of the tropical Atlantic and the potential development of El Nino... more »»
Captiva prepares early for hurricane season
May 23, 2012 Hurricane season begins June 1 and experts are predicting another above normal season of hurricane activity this year. more »»
Things to include in your hurricane kit
May 23, 2012 o Baby needs (baby food, formula and diapers) o Batteries o Battery-operated AM/FM radio o Books and toys for children o Bottled water in plastic containers (1 gallon per person per day) o Camera... more »»
Fort Myers Beach steadies for unexpected storm threats
May 23, 2012 Although hurricane prediction forecasters for the 2012 season, beginning June 1, are calling for a relatively light year in storm events, Beach residents and visitors should still be batting down th... more »»
Names for the 2012 season
May 23, 2012 2012 Atlantic Storm Names Arlene Beryl Chris Debby Ernesto Florence Gordon Helene Isaac Joyce Kirk Leslie Michael Nadine Oscar Patty Rafael Sandy Tony Valerie William For further... more »»
Hurricane Seminars at Local Libraries
May 23, 2012 Wednesday, May 30 at 2 p.m. Lakes Regional Library 15290 Bass Road Fort Myers Registration Ends: 5/30/2012 at noon Presenter: Lee County Emergency Management Thursday, June 14 at 1:30 p.m. more »»
Health Residents on life support should take extra precautions
May 23, 2012 Lee Co. Electric Co-Op (LCEC) knows how important reliable electric service is to our customers, especially those using life-support devices. more »»
Beach residents and business owners offered re-entry passes
May 23, 2012 Hurricane seasons are unpredictable. more »»
WATCH vs. WARNING:Know the Difference
May 23, 2012 A HURRICANE WATCH issued for your part of the coast indicates the possibility that you could experience hurricane conditions within 48 hours. more »»
Basic Hurricane Safety Actions
May 23, 2012 * Know if you live in an evacuation area. Know your home's vulnerability to storm surge, flooding and wind. Have a written plan based on this knowledg. more »»
In the Yard: Protecting your lawn and garden before the storm
May 23, 2012 High winds can bring costly damage to your property and pose a risk to your well-being. Here's a list of nine hurricane safety tips, compiled from the landscaping perspective. more »»
Pre-Hurricane Insurance Checklist
May 23, 2012 As the adage goes…”Prepare for the worst and hope for the best.” Claim time is the worst time to find out what coverage you have…or don’t have. more »»
Preparing for a Flood: Basic steps to prepare for the storm
May 23, 2012 * Contact the local county geologist or county planning department to find out if your home is located in a flash-flood-prone area or flood-prone are. more »»
Tornadoes: Just one part of a hurricane’s fury
May 23, 2012 Hurricanes can produce tornadoes that add to the storm's destructive power. Tornadoes are most likely to occur in the right-front quadrant of the hurricane. more »»
Reviving Your Pool: A potential breeding ground for mosquitos
May 23, 2012 Without electricity to filter and vacuum pools, that shimmering lagoon in your back yard can turn into a fetid mosquito have. more »»
Storm Surge: A hurricane’s coastal killer
May 23, 2012 Along the coast, storm surge is often the greatest threat to life and property from a hurricane. more »»
After a flood: Re-entering y our home
May 23, 2012 When returning to a home that’s been flooded after natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes, and floods, be aware that your house may be contaminated with mold or sewage, which can cause... more »» |
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