Winter Storms Range Many winter storms are accompanied by:

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CERT Basic Training Hazards Winter Storms CERT Basic Training Hazards

Winter Storms Range Many winter storms are accompanied by: Moderate snow over a few hours Blizzard conditions with blinding wind-driven snow that lasts for several days Many winter storms are accompanied by: Low temperatures Heavy or blowing snow, severely reducing visibility CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Winter Storms

Winter Storm Risks Automobile or other transportation accidents Exhaustion and heart attacks Hypothermia and frostbite House fires Asphyxiation CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Winter Storms 2

Elements of Winter Storms Heavy snow Ice – Perhaps the greatest danger of all! Winter flooding Cold CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Winter Storms 3 3

Types of Snow Blizzards Blowing snow Snow squalls Snow showers CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Winter Storms 4 4

Ice Sleet Freezing rain Ice storm CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Winter Storms 5 5

Winter Flooding Coastal floods Ice jams Snowmelt CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Winter Storms 6 6

Cold Windchill Frostbite Hypothermia CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Winter Storms 7 7

Winter Storm Preparedness Understand the risk Prepare your home Service snow removal equipment Keep vehicle’s gas tank full Pay attention to warnings CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Winter Storms 8 8

During a Winter Storm Stay indoors and dress warmly Eat and drink regularly Conserve fuel If outside, protect yourself from hazards CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Winter Storms 9 9

Winter Travel Avoid it, if possible! If you MUST travel in winter weather: Winterize your vehicle Keep charged cell phone or two-way radio with you at all times Carry disaster supply kit in your vehicle If stranded, stay inside your vehicle CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Winter Storms 10 10