Preparing for Round 2: The Coming Storm and How to Stay Safe

💨The storm is expected to bring strong gusty winds, which may cause power outages and damage to properties.

🌧️Heavy rain is predicted, which may lead to flooding and potential flash flooding in certain areas.

⚠️Residents are advised to stay informed and follow updates from local authorities regarding the storm and any evacuation orders.

🚧The city has emergency crews on standby to respond to water-related emergencies, including swift water rescues.

🔋Residents are encouraged to stock up on necessary items such as food, water, batteries, and sandbags to prepare for potential power outages and flooding.

What should residents do to stay safe during the storm?

—Residents should prepare by stocking up on necessary items, staying informed, and following any evacuation orders or advisories. They should also ensure that their drainage areas are clear of debris to prevent clogging and potential flooding.

What are the potential risks associated with this storm?

—The storm may bring heavy rain, high winds, and the possibility of flooding. Power outages and property damage are also possible due to the strong gusty winds.

Are there any areas at higher risk for flooding or landslides?

—Some areas, especially those prone to flooding or landslides, may be at higher risk during the storm. Residents in these areas should take extra precautions and be prepared to evacuate if necessary.

What should I do if I experience a power outage during the storm?

—If you experience a power outage, you should contact the Department of Water and Power (DWP) and avoid calling 911 unless there is a life-threatening emergency. Stay away from downed power lines and report any fallen trees or debris in your neighborhood.

How can I stay informed about updates and alerts regarding the storm?

—Residents can stay informed by following local news channels, checking official government websites and social media accounts, and signing up for emergency alerts and notifications.

00:08The first storm has moved out, but residents are now preparing for Round 2: the upcoming storm.

00:44The storm is expected to bring heavy rain and high winds.

01:19Emergency crews are on standby to respond to water-related emergencies, including swift water rescues.

02:13Residents are urged to stock up on necessary items and stay informed about the storm.

03:29The storm is predicted to continue throughout the week, with the most concerning period expected to be Sunday night through early Monday morning.

04:29Residents are advised to report any downed trees or wires to the appropriate authorities and to call 311 for non-emergency issues.

05:40The Department of Water and Power (DWP) is standing by to address any power outages or electrical emergencies.

06:24Residents are encouraged to clear their drainage areas of debris to prevent clogging and potential flooding.