HYDRO-METEOROLOGICAL
HAZARDS
Review your emergency plan
Review your plan with
everyone in your
household and make
sure everyone knows
about the safest
location in the home.
Follow official instructions
Follow all instructions
from your local
authorities regarding
evacuation or other
safety procedures.
Check radio, television or other
media for emergency information.
HYDRO-METEOROLOGICAL MAP
WHAT IS IT?
HYDRO-METEOROLOGICAL
Hydrometeorological hazards are caused
by extreme meteorological and climate
events, such as floods, droughts,
hurricanes, tornadoes, landslides, or
mudslides. Multiple hazards often concur
in one extreme weather event.
PREPAREDNESS TIPS
Be aware of your vehicle Figure out your evacuation
surroundings route
Make sure your vehicle is Make sure you know
safe. If possible, move your evacuation route
your vehicle away from before the storm hits
trees or other objects that and keep a full tank of
may damage it in a storm. gas.
Check your supplies Set up an out-of-town Secure important
contact documents
Check your
Make sure documents
necessities such It's important to such as insurance
as water, blankets, have an out-of-state cards, IDs and other
first aid kits, flashlights, friend or family member as a pertinent information
batteries, radios and any contact, so they can check on are placed in a secured water-
pet care items. your whereabouts. proof container.
Hazard maps provide important
information to help people understand
the risks of natural hazards and to
help mitigate disasters
National Emergency Hotline : 911
NDRRMC Hotline : 911-5061 to 65
PNP Hotline Patrol : 136