Life-threatening storm surge and hurricane-force winds began along #Florida’s east coast last night, and are expected along the coasts of #Georgia, #SouthCarolina and #NorthCarolina this week. (2/7)
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#Dorian Thread:
As #HurricaneDorian’s path over the next few days remains uncertain, @FEMA urges residents and visitors along the southeastern coast of the U.S. to complete preparations, monitor the storm closely, and follow instructions and warnings of local officials. (1/7)
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Storm tracks can change rapidly – those in the potential impact areas should continue to pay attention to Dorian’s forecast. If you are told to evacuate, DO NOT TOUGH IT OUT, GET OUT. (3/7)
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Georgia issued mandatory evacuations and contraflow of Interstate 16 began at 8 AM TODAY. A mandatory evacuation order is in effect for individuals living east of I-95 in Bryan, Camden, Chatham, Glynn, Liberty, and McIntosh Counties due to Hurricane Dorian. (4/7)
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Residents in Georgia should visit http://GEMA.Georgia.gov or call (404) 635-7000 for the latest in evacuation and storm information. Before evacuating, fill up your gas tank, stock your vehicle with emergency supplies, and know your evacuation routes. (5/7)
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Each year, more deaths occur due to flooding than from any other severe weather-related hazard. DO NOT walk, swim, or drive through flood waters. (6/7)
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Download the FEMA App for preparedness tips, shelter information, and weather alerts. You also can visit http://Ready.gov for more information on what you can do ahead of this dangerous storm. (7/7)
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