As the calendar turns, so does the weather, and Tennessee residents are facing the onset of hurricane season, despite their distance from the ocean. Tennessee Emergency Management Agency has issued a reminder that the effects of these storms can surge far inland. According to a recent announcement on the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency's website, communities need to brace for "heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous flooding."
Staying informed through multiple channels to receive real-time alerts is another vital point, the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency emphasizes. The unpredictable nature of hurricanes demands such vigilance. Additionally, the agency suggests a thorough review of insurance policies and the refreshing of personal documents.
For those Tennesseans who helm businesses, the preparation takes an additional form, the development of a continuity plan to maintain operations, when disaster unfurls its chaos. "Prepare your business with a continuity plan to continue operating when disaster strikes,"as per the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency guidance states, understanding that commerce too, feels the storm's sting.
The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency website offers helpful resources on how to protect your family, pets, and property. Given Tennessee’s history with severe storms, emergency officials urge everyone to be prepared—because when a storm hits, preparation can make all the difference.
