The Homeport story: an imaginary city gets ready for a hurricane.

By:

Cressman, George P

Contributor(s):

United States. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1975Description: 20p., no refs, ill., 5 figsReport number: National GovernmentSubject(s):

Contents:

Subject: This is a minor work of fiction about a real problem in Atlantic and Gulf coastal communities. It was invented to provide the reader with lessons in hurricane preparedness, so that a community may be ready to cope with such an emergency

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Homeport -- The decision to prepare -- Hurricane preparedness planning -- Communications -- Public Shelter, Public Safety; Evacuation plans -- Public education -- Hurricane lady - the watch -- Hurricane lady - the warning -- Sample hurricane messages

This is a minor work of fiction about a real problem in Atlantic and Gulf coastal communities. It was invented to provide the reader with lessons in hurricane preparedness, so that a community may be ready to cope with such an emergency

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