Cyclone Preparation - Checklist

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Check list for a cyclone

Priority

[ ] Important documents in waterproof container

[ ] Medications with scripts

[ ] Clean drinking water

[ ] Pet food

[ ] Wireless radio with new batteries

[ ] Torches

[ ] Location of emergency shelter near you

[ ] Emergency Dashboard access

[ ] Emergency numbers

[ ] Emergency power

Essential

[ ] Power banks charged

[ ] Kids entertainment, such as Wally's Weather Cyclone activity kit

[ ] Snacks

[ ] Solid location of the house to sleep

[ ] Emergency bag of clothes for all

[ ] Animals inside where possible

[ ] Leave one window slightly open, use a dowel to chock it in position. Relieves pressure inside house, also push up manhole cover

[ ] Tarp

[ ] Ladder

Important

[ ] Take blades off external fans

[ ] Noise cancelling earphones or noise reduction plugs

[ ] Bath or other filled with water for flushing toilet

[ ] Braced garage door (some doors have cyclone bracing, another option is mattress across the front of the car, nudge car against a mattress that is against the door)

[ ] Electrical high up, especially if in a flood-prone location

[ ] Towels for under doors, rain comes sideways

[ ] Cover air conditioner units only if they are not used

[ ] Cars undercover

[ ] Car has enough fuel

[ ] Gas in BBQ bottles topped up, helps with cooking when power out

[ ] Mould remover, dry house out straight away after

[ ] Buckets and towels for leaks

Other things to remember

[ ] Open gates and allow animals to get to higher ground

[ ] Don’t walk in waters near powerlines that are down

[ ] Don’t swim in swollen tributaries

[ ] Trees will drop branches, and debris may be flying around, stay indoors

[ ] Check on neighbours, swap mobile numbers or messenger, offer to help clean up

[ ] Do not drive through flooded waters

[ ] Clear drains,

[ ] Take out branches that might look like they are going to fall easily

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