Comments on: My area of New Jersey is under a tropical storm/hurricane watch, should I be worried? http://hurricanequestions.com/my-area-of-new-jersey-is-under-a-tropical-stormhurricane-watch-should-i-be-worried.htm Wed, 23 May 2012 15:13:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Mr. Awesome http://hurricanequestions.com/my-area-of-new-jersey-is-under-a-tropical-stormhurricane-watch-should-i-be-worried.htm/comment-page-1#comment-12986 Mr. Awesome Fri, 03 Sep 2010 09:37:15 +0000 http://hurricanequestions.com/my-area-of-new-jersey-is-under-a-tropical-stormhurricane-watch-should-i-be-worried.htm#comment-12986 You are under watch, however the hurricane is not expected to make direct landfall, which is a good thing. You will probably experience the outer bands of Earl. However in case the storm takes a turn for the worse, you should take these procedures: - Get a large supply of food, water, medicines etc... - Board up windows - Stay away from ocean when it hits. Get to high ground - IF the order is given to evacuate your area, do so to encourage maximum safety. Right now you should be prepared to leave at any point. As I stated earlier the storm in your area should not be to bad, but it is best to be prepared just in case. I wish you and your neighborhood luck. If you want to track the hurricane, here is a great link. http://www.stormpulse.com/ You are under watch, however the hurricane is not expected to make direct landfall, which is a good thing. You will probably experience the outer bands of Earl. However in case the storm takes a turn for the worse, you should take these procedures:
- Get a large supply of food, water, medicines etc…
- Board up windows
- Stay away from ocean when it hits. Get to high ground
- IF the order is given to evacuate your area, do so to encourage maximum safety. Right now you should be prepared to leave at any point.
As I stated earlier the storm in your area should not be to bad, but it is best to be prepared just in case.
I wish you and your neighborhood luck.

If you want to track the hurricane, here is a great link. http://www.stormpulse.com/

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