3.  Hurricane season starts June 1 st  When the water is 80 degrees and 200 feet.  They get there intense energy from warm water.

4.  A Hurricane Watch is issued by the National Weather Service when there is a threat of a hurricane conditions within 24-36 hours.

5.  A Hurricane Warning is issued by the National Weather Service when hurricane conditions are expected in 24 hours or less.

6. CategoryWindsStorm surge 174-95 mph4-5ft 296-110 mph6-8ft 3111-130 mph9-12ft 4131-155 mph13-18ft 5156+mph18+ft

7.  Stay tuned  Get supplies  Food & water.  Cooler & camping stove with fuel.  Two weeks supplies of meds.  Extra batteries and first aid.  Prepare  Fuel vehicles.  Secure mobile home tie down.  Prepare to cover windows and doors.  Prepare to secure outdoor furniture.  Cash.  Plans to take care of your pets.

8.  During a hurricane stay in side  Stay away from windows and doors  Close all doors  Go to the basement or a secure room like a bathroom or closet  Be alert for tornados that can be caused by a hurricane

9.  Stay in your protected area until announcements.  Avoid using candles and other open flames indoors.  Avoid downed power lines and any water in which they may be lying.

10. Disaster supply kit. Bottled water and dried can foods to last a week or more. Manual can opener. Battery- operated flashlight. Battery-operated radio. Extra batteries. Clothes. Personal care items. Medications. Cash. First aid kit. Sleeping bags or blankets. Sturdy shoes. Insect repellent.