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There's a huge storm coming! My flats will be blown away! Help! Your flats are not entirely at the mercy of Mother Nature. They are portable and you can save them. They will be okay and will survive. |
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Go outside with a box or two and put the flats inside the boxes. Carry them into an unheated shed or garage, or tuck them into a crawl space under the house, or into the trunk of the car. Anywhere that there is unheated shelter will do fine. Take them out afterwards when the winds have died down and the storm has passed. Consider your flats just like you would consider your lawn furniture. You stow it just before the hurricane comes and then you take it out right afterwards. |
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Tip suggests these links for further study. |
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Web Weather for Kids
Education and Outreach National Center for Atmospheric Research University Corporation of Atmospheric Research |
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Playtime for Kids: Winter Storms
Office of Climate, Water and Weather Services National Weather Service National Oceanagraphic & Atmospheric Administration U.S. Department of Commerce |
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Storm Prediction Center
National Weather Service National Oceanagraphic & Atmospheric Administration U.S. Department of Commerce |
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Weather on the Web
Jetstream - An Online Weather School Southern Regional Headquarters National Oceanagraphic & Atmospheric Adminstration U.S. Department of Commerce |
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Get Prepared at Home for Emergencies |
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Storm Recovery Guide for Home Owners
Disaster Recovery & Assistance LSU AgCenter Louisiana State University College of Agriculture |
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