Important News Regarding Hurricane Sandy
Dean G. Skelos
October 26, 2012
As New Yorkers closely monitor the path of Hurricane Sandy, it is important that we prepare for the storm’s potential impacts.
Although the storm track is still uncertain, Hurricane Sandy has the potential to affect many parts of New York State with a variety of threats -- including heavy rain, high winds, flooding, tornadoes, coastal surges, and widespread power outages.
In addition to tracking the storm’s path as it approaches early next week, families should consider creating a “storm emergency kit” that includes items such as non-perishable food, water, cash, filled prescriptions, a battery-powered or hand-crank radio, first aid kit, flashlights and extra batteries.
Below are some helpful links that will be keeping New Yorkers informed throughout the storm’s progress.
National Weather Service – Track Hurricane Sandy
New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services
Please be safe and prepared as this hurricane threat approaches. As always, feel free to contact my office at your convenience if I can be of any assistance.
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