410 Hurricane Flashcards

1
Q

Hurricane season runs from

A

June 1 through November 30

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Hurricane stages

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Hurricane Alert— 84 hours prior to landfall

Hurricane Watch— 36-60 hours prior to landfall

Hurricane Warning— 24 to 36 hours prior to landfall

Pre-landfall operations

Post landfall operations

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Saffir-Simpson scale “hurricane wind scale”

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Is a 1- 5 rating based on a hurricanes sustained wind speed

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Category 1

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Max Sustained Winds: 74-95mph

Damage: some

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Category 2

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Max Sustained Winds: 96-110mph

Damage: Extensive

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Category 3 (major)

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Max Sustained Winds: 111-129 mph

Damage: devastating

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Category 4 (major)

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Max Sustained Winds: 130-156 mph

Damage: Catastrophic

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Category 5 (major)

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Max Sustained Winds: 157 mph or higher

Damage: Catastrophic

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9
Q

Hurricane season checklist:
_____ of each year, the ____ ____ will report any deficiencies found to the ____ ____, through the chain of command.

The Battalion Chief will then submit the hurricane season checklist to the ____ ____ ____ ____

All corrective measures are to be completed ____ ____ ____ ____

A
  • On May 1
  • Station Captain
  • Battalion Chief
  • Division Chief of Services
  • prior to June 1
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10
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Boarding/evacuation of JFRD facilities

Escape route may be inaccessible due to traffic, high tides, and other storm conditions as early as ____ prior to landfall

A

6 hours

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Boarding/evacuation of JFRD facilities

Units housed in structures not suitable for winds _____ _____ _____ must be evacuated 6 hours prior to landfall.

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above 74 mph

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Boarding/evacuation of JFRD facilities

The ___ ___ ___ ___ will maintain a master list of the structures and station evacuation requirements.

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Division Chief of Operations

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On-Duty Personnel

If communications are not available, it will be assumed that personnel who do not return within __ __ will not be reporting.

A

2 hours

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HURRICANE SHELTERS

JFRD stations

JFRD stations are not designated as Hurricane Shelters. No authorization shall be granted, in advance, for any citizens or family member to obtain shelter in a JFRD facility without the expressed permission of the appropriate ____ ____

During the storm temporary Shelter in a JFRD facility may be authorized if, in the opinion of the ____-___-____, refusal to grant refugee would place the individuals in danger.

A

Division Chief

Officer-in-charge

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HURRICANE OPERATIONS

Evacuation of Public

When necessary, evacuation orders will only be issued by the ____ or the ____

A

the Governor or the Mayor

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16
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Support Personnel

Mobilization of the CISM team may be necessary. Their activation is primarily the responsibility of the ____ ____ ____ ____ , but may be initiated by anyone who perceives the need.

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HQ Fire Group Supervisor