Stay indoors, away from windows, heavy furniture, and objects that can fall or become ejected.

Stockup on emergency supplies including bottled water, food, medication, first aid kit, batteries, flash lights, blankets, and important medical/personal information.

Avoid walking or driving through floodwaters.

Stay informed regarding the latest developments. Have an established saftey plan.

Openings in the Earth's crust.

Molten rock, ash, and gases erupt onto the Earth's surface and into the atmosphere.

Form along tectonic plate boundaries.

Active volcanoes cause hazards to nearby communities with lava flows and ashfalls.

Sudden movements of the Earth's crust.

Caused by a release of energy stored in rocks.

Seismic waves propagate through the Earth causing the ground to shake.

Caused by underwater earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, or meteorite impacts.

Large waves travel across ocean basins.

Able to grow into towering walls of water that can cause devastating destruction.

Tropical cyclone

Strong winds

Heavy rain

Storm surges

Formed over water & fueled by heat & moisture from the ocean's surface

Violent rotating columns of air extended from thunderstorms to the ground.

Seek shelter in basements, cellars, or areas without windows.