For all the useful contacts you need before, during and after a hurricane read our Useful Contacts page.
The destructive force of tropical storms and hurricanes comes from four areas: strong winds, heavy rains, crashing waves and storm surge. When most people think of hurricanes, they conjure up pictures of the wind. They can also envision the heavy rain, which can cause streets, yards, and in some cases insides of buildings to flood.
Read more at our Know the Dangers of the Storm page.
Learn all you can about hurricanes, how they can effect Cayman and how to prepare.
Read more at What to do at the Start of Hurricane Season
Find a relative or friend you can stay with if your house isn’t safe and ensure you have adequate supplies.
Read more at Hurricane Supplies List.
Trim dead wood from trees and cut back overhanging branches.
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If you did not do everything you needed to do in the alert and watch do them now!
Read more about What to do When a Storm Threatens
It is up to you to decide on the best place for your family and yourself during a storm.
Public shelters are provided in each district but space is limited and is meant for people whose homes cannot be made safe and who can’t find another safe place to stay.
Read more Choosing a Shelter
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Stay indoors until the authorities declare the storm is over.
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