Preventing
- Close doors and windows to prevent drafts that may lead to breakage and falling glass
- Remove from balconies and rooftops pots and all objects that could fall into the street
- Check the housing for which there is no cornices, balconies and facades in poor condition that can lead to falls of rubble and debris
- Avoid going hiking or camping until normalcy is restored
- Try to postpone road travel and where do extreme caution. The use of public transport is recommended Motorcycles and large vehicles that offer a large contact area with the wind (trucks, vans, vehicles with trailers or caravans) are in danger of capsizing to crosswinds
How to act
- Avoid walking or woodland gardens
- Stay away from walls, old houses, scaffolding, neon signs, advertising billboards and other structures that can be toppled by the wind
- Light poles and towers are dangerous voltage. Stand back and in case of risk alert the 1-1-2 If construction cranes risk, report it immediately to 1-1-2 Try to get away from the coast (beaches, boardwalks, piers docks, etc.) to avoid being hit or dragged by wave action
- Go slowly and cautiously to the possible presence of obstacles on the road or gusts of wind that make you lose control of your vehicle, especially when overtaking
- Avoid call in order to prevent the line from collapsing
