A hurricane is humid weather organisms with storms that have arrived at a constant speed of 74 mph and will be exceeded about 100 mph. Hurricane storms blow in a large spiral around a comparatively tranquil hub normally known as the "ogle of the sea." The eye is generally 20-30 miles wide, and the storm may extend outward from it for 400 miles.

Hurricanes could generate tornadoes with high spin cycles. Floods and flash floods are generated by heavy rains that escort hurricanes. Even more dangerous is the storm flow sea water with its peak about 35 feet high and 70-150 miles wide. The flow can destroy shore area as it sweeps ashore.

National Hurricanes Center can provide the relevant information regarding hurricanes that could save your lives. National Hurricanes Center can be helpful in making some smart courses of plans which further help you to face the natural disaster. We have some salient points that may reduce the casualties and damages affected due to hurricane storms. You can safeguard yourself during hurricane when it could strike. A well versed plan can save the lives. There is in dire need of well-thought-out plan of action for your family which could make them save.

FEMA stands for "Federal Emergency Management Agency". FEMA the department of Hurricane of United States of America has also been published instructions for quick safety and recovery information regarding hurricanes.

We have some tips that can keep your family safe before a hurricane strikes:

Hurricane planning (before/during strike and after strikes)

Make certain planning; you’re recognizing to the lead of time where to go if you call for evacuation. Planning is a good initiative for any task to be given. Hurricane planning can make you alert and get ready for facing up the disaster. Do consider the following plan tips before hurricane that could strike:

Before and during strikes

• You may select either stay at friend’s home outside the affected area or take some shelter near to you.
  
• Immediately unplug the home appliances and turn off electricity and the main water valve.
  
• Lift up furniture to guard it from torrent or move it to a higher floor.
  
• Sheltered your home by installing hurricane shutters or precut plywood.
  
• Do aware your relatives before striking the hurricane.
  
• Find up some shelters outside the home.
  
• Contact the hurricane center for taking some advices.
  
• Contact the local emergency management office. This will further help you in certain planning that would be undertaken local emergency management (hurricane cell).
  
• You can also contact with American Red Cross offices to get the medical facilities, hurricane could keep lot of virus diseases that may seriously affects the people. The American Red Cross (hurricane cell) will give you the most comprehensive plan including evacuation routes, shelters, and road maps.
  
• Do call the out of town friend and leave some important phone numbers of your family members in case you are separated. This course of action will help you in engaging with your relatives residing out of city or town.
  
• Keep the mobile phone shut down and cover up with some plastic material or polythin, whenever the disaster strikes. This will help you to operate the mobile phone after the hurricane or in between when you get the right shelter.
  
• The local phone lines, cables and wires would be damaged after the hurricane, so the cell phone is only the way to contact with others those far from you.
  
• Do teach the family members how to turn off the utilities in your home. This course of action will prevent you for unnecessary short-circuits.
  
• Do teach the children, how to make a call to 911 in emergency.
  
• Develop an emergency communication plan. The communication plan will have the walk talky sets and wireless communication system between some designated places.
  
• Trim dead or weak branches from trees. This will dangerous for you, a speedy wind can destroy the branches and can push towards home.
  
• If you don’t have the safest place near to you, its better to move on roof and hang up with some solid and fixed bar, but this is dangerous while keeping the security aspects.
  
• Listen to radio or television for hurricane progress reports. This will help you easy to evacuate.
  

After Strikes

Don’t returns home until consulting the National Hurricane Center (Hurricane Management Cell). They will announce that it is protected to back home. For recovery information, tune your radio sets and follows the instruction delivered by the National Hurricane Center (Hurricane Management Cell). We have gathered important information from the US department of Hurricanes know as “FEMA”. FEMA has the following recovery instructions after a hurricane:

Watch out the loose power supplies or electric lines spreading near to you or in a street. If you suspect the same, do report the power supply company or police department for its repair.

Be careful to enter your home, do check either it is wet or not. If the home could wet then open windows and doors will be helping hand in making home dry.

Don’t use candles or open flames in doors and windows. This could be dangerous if the carbon monoxide lived in. Use flashlight to scrutinize the damages.

Check out the gas pipes and its leakage. If you smell gas or hear a blowing or hissing noise. You must leave the building before it becomes mischief. Immediately call the gas company for repair.

Check out the electrical system break-up. Embers and tattered wires would be dangerous. Immediately turn off the power and plug up the main fuse. Don’t walk, if the water spreads here and there. Immediately contact with or call to emergency assistant of Electricity Company for advice.

Check out the water lines damage as well as sewage lines. Don’t drinks the faucet water until the final information from the water department.

Check out the outside area of the home or landscaping and remove the bushes, signboards, huts, trees, boats, furniture etc.

If your assets insured by the insurance company, it is better to prepare a claims report for a contact person or agent of the insurance company.

If a hurricane again percepts by the hurricane department i.e. National Hurricane Center (Hurricane Management Cell) and evacuation orders to be furnished, it is better to leave the station or place. Do avoid flooded roads and weak bridges.