Severe Weather

3. Each building is equipped with _______________ for emergency use only.
4. Loss of _________ operation could be due to hurricane, tornado, earthquake, or flood.
5. Employees are to notify this person immediately, if electric outage occurs
6. Equipment providing power to the main campus and select buildings
8. Lightning risks include cardiac arrest, temporary paralysis or loss of hearing and _______.
10. The severe weather that kills more people in the U.S.
13. Take cover under sturdy furniture during an __________________.
17. An event with serious and long-term destructive effects
19. Remain indoors and move away from windows during a ______________.
21. Sounds like a jet plane or freight train
22. Do not use _______________ until you are told that it is safe.
23. Employees may need to make plans to stay overnight during a _________________.
25. Severe weather notification sent from Safety Manager is known as a weather _______.
26. A severe thunderstorm has wind over _____________ or large hail

1. Lights designed to last 90-120 minutes during power outage
2. Water rationing might be needed during a ____________.
7. Protocol in place ensures clients decrease heavy physical outdoor activity
9. These are to be used during loss of telephone service
11. Do not drive around barricades during this emergency
12. Tornadoes may move up to 60 mph or remain _________________.
14. The number of feet of water that can float a vehicle is _______.
15. Loss that could be caused by mechanical problems or be weather-related
16. This means that a storm may develop
18. Small pieces or chunks of ice that fall from severe thunderstorms
20. Type of sights, sounds, smells, and behaviors help to determine an emergency
24. This means that the storm has been sighted