What to Do if a Hurricane Is Coming - Vermont (Chinese Simplified)

This is a legal document that was released by the Vermont Department of Health - a government authority operating within Vermont.

The document is provided in Chinese Simplified.

FAQ

Q: What is a hurricane?
A: A hurricane is a powerful storm with strong winds and heavy rain.

Q: Is Vermont prone to hurricanes?
A: Vermont is not typically prone to hurricanes, but it can still experience the effects of hurricanes that weaken as they move inland.

Q: What should I do if a hurricane is coming?
A: If a hurricane is coming, it is important to stay informed about the latest updates and follow the instructions of local authorities.

Q: How can I stay informed about a hurricane?
A: You can stay informed about a hurricane by monitoring the news, listening to weather alerts, and following updates from local emergency management agencies.

Q: What are some safety tips during a hurricane?
A: Some safety tips during a hurricane include staying indoors, away from windows, securing loose outdoor objects, and having an emergency kit with essential supplies.

Q: Should I evacuate if a hurricane is coming to Vermont?
A: Evacuation orders are typically rare in Vermont due to hurricanes, but if local authorities recommend evacuating, it is important to follow their instructions.

Q: What should I do after a hurricane has passed?
A: After a hurricane has passed, it is important to stay away from any downed power lines or flooded areas and listen to local authorities for guidance on returning home or seeking assistance.