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Guía Para Todos Los Peligros Guía Para Todos los Peligros La preparación: Es responsabilidad de todos Lee County 2017-2018 *La Guía para Todos los Peligros está disponible también en nuestro sitio en internet : www.LeeEOC.com Manejo de emergencia 3.0 en www.LeeEOC.com La tecnología está cambiando las comunicaciones de emergencia. Los nuevos aparatos han aumentado Índice la capacidad de hacer que la comunidad participe, permitiendo más información a nivel local. LeeEOC.com ofrece una variedad de recursos que proveen información útil: Pag. 1 La Escala de Vientos Saffir- En Facebook ofrecemos información para prepararse y para emergencias en tiempo real. Simpson En www.facebook.com/LCEMFL y en www.facebook.com/LCEMVolunteers y vea cómo Pag. 2 El Peligro de los Huracanes Ud. puede ayudar al Condado de Lee a prepararse. Pag. 3 ¡Planifique, Prepare, Comparta! Manejo de Emergencia de Lee County opera dos cuentas diferentes de Twitter: Pag. 4 Prepare lo que Necesita @LeeEOC- ofrece información de emergencia @LCEMFL- ofrece esta información y otra de tipo general Pag. 5 Prepare su Bote Pag. 6 Peligros de El Niño y La Niña LeeAlert, aplicación GRATIS, DISPONIBLE PARA Apple Y Android. Permite a los usuarios Pag. 6 ¿Evacuar o Refugiarse en el conocer su zona de evacuación. Puede localizar a los usuarios por GPS o el usuario puede Lugar? localizar por dirección. Puede también registrarse para recibir notificación de evacuación Pag. 7 Refugios para la Población por texto en su teléfono. y para Mascotas Código Rojo: Es un servicio GRATIS del Condado de Lee por el cual los residentes y Pag. 8 Personas Discapacitadas y comerciantes reciben notificaciones por teléfono, texto y/o email sobre emergencias o con Necesidades Especiales acciones críticas que se requieren para salvar vidas y propiedades. Regístrese en Pag. 8 Transportación LeeEOC.com. Pag. 9 Seguridad del Generador SMS Textos de Alerta: Colocados en la parte de arriba de LeeEOC.com, donde los usuarios Pags. 10-11 Inundaciones pueden poner su número de teléfono para recibir Noticias de última hora y mensajes de Pag. 12 Consejos útiles texto. Pag. 13 Eventos Traumáticos Conozca su Zona: Este portal permite a los usuarios poner su dirección para encontrar su Pag. 13 Conozca su Zona zona deevacuación. También se han diseñado distintivos para cada zona, que los usuarios Pag. 14 Seguros pueden guardar en su computadora o compartirlos en los medios sociales. Pag. 15 Información de Emergencia del Condado de Lee La radio del tiempo de NOAA transmite las 24 horas las condiciones actuales y Pags. 16-17 Zonas de Evacuación y Mapa pronósticos del tiempo. Son el sistema de alerta temprana para riesgos meteorológicos de Rutas repentinos, como los tornados, tormentas severas, y las tormentas de granizo. Pag. 18 Información de los Medios y Preparación El Sistema de Alerta de Emergencia (radio y TV) y la Alerta de Emergencia Inalámbrica Pag. 19 Casas Móviles y Prefabricadas (celulares) son los sistemas de notificación que provee el Gobierno Federal y pueden Pag. 20 Después de la Tormenta usarlo las autoridades de emergencia locales y estatales. Pag. 21 Recuperación del Desastre Pag. 22 Limpieza de Escombros de la Tormenta Pag. 23 Fuerte contra los vientos Otros recursos disponibles: Pag. 24 Pozos y tanques sépticos Pag. 25 Consejos para reparar el techo www.LeeEOC.com: El sitio web actualizado y fácil de usar debe ser su primera opción para buscar Pag. 26 Voluntarios información y los recursos que necesita para preparar a su familia para cualquier peligro que haya en el Pag. 26 StormReady Suroeste de la Florida. Pag. 27 Tiempo frío Pag. 27 Emergencias por calor Plan de Preparación Familiar: Es un modelo completo, fácil de usar para crear un plan. Pag. 28 Truenos y relámpagos Programa de Necesidades Especiales: Ofrece refugio o transportación a los residentes del Condado de Pag. 29 Tornados Lee que viven en una casa o un área que no es segura contra la tormenta o los vientos durante una Pag. 30 incendios forestales tormenta tropical o un huracán. La solicitud también está en español. Pag. 31 Materiales peligrosos Pag. 32 Terrorismo Solicitud de voluntario: Nuestro programa ofrece muchos servicios voluntarios como pasantías, ayuda en la oficina y oportunidades en manejo de emergencias. La Escala de Vientos Saffir-Simpson En 1971, el ingeniero civil, Herbert Saffir, y el más nuevas también pueden ser destruidas. Las bien construidas pueden sufrir daños severos por meteorólogo, Dr. Robert Simpson, desarrollaron la casas tipo “frame homes” mal hechas tienen pérdida de la estructura del techo y/o algo en las Escala de Huracanes Saffir-Simpson. La escala inicial muchas posibilidades de perder el techo, paredes exteriores. Se producirán grandes daños en mostraba el daño esperado a las estructuras, según especialmente si no está anclado debidamente. Las cubiertas de techos, ventanas y puertas. Los la velocidad del viento y el efecto de las marejadas. ventanas sin protección tienen muchas escombros arrastrados por el viento van a romper posibilidades de que se rompan y vuelen en las ventanas más desprotegidas y a penetrar en En el 2010, el Centro Nacional de Huracanes retiró pedazos. Las “frame homes” bien construidas algunas ventanas protegidas. Gran daño estructural las marejadas y la presión barométrica de la Escala pueden aguantar mayores daños colaterales y al en los techos del último piso de los edificios de Saffir-Simpson, convirtiéndola en la Escala de techo. Un fallo en el aluminio o en los espacios apartamentos así como en los edificios de Vientos Saffir-Simpson. La escala ofrece ejemplos cerrados con tela metálica es común. Las paredes mampostería sin reforzar. Los marcos de acero de del tipo de daños e impactos en los Estados Unidos de mampostería sin reforzar pueden colapsar. los edificios industriales viejos pueden colapsar. La asociados con los vientos de la intensidad indicada. Alto porcentaje de daños colaterales y al techo de mayoría de las ventanas de los edificios altos y casi La escala de vientos Saffir-Simpson sólo ofrece los edificios. Las ventanas de los edificios altos se todos los letreros comerciales, cercas y información sobre el impacto de los vientos pero no pueden romper. El vidrio roto puede suponer un marquesinas se romperán. ofrece información complementaria sobre otros daño significativo y los letreros comerciales, las impactos o características asociadas con los ciclones Muchos árboles se romperán y los postes de cercas y las marquesinas se pueden dañar o tropicales. electricidad caerán. Los árboles y los postes caídos destruir. van a aislar algunas áreas. Los apagones y los Huracán Categoría Uno: Muchos árboles de raíces superficiales estarán recortes en el suministro de agua pueden durar Vientos sostenidos de 74-95 mph, 64-82 kt, o quebrados o arrancados. Se espera que la pérdida muchos meses. La mayor parte del área estará 119-153 km/hr. Vientos muy peligrosos producirán de energía sea casi total; el agua potable podría ser inhabitable durante ese período. algún daño. Escombros que caen pueden matar o escasa debido a fallos del sistema. Huracán Categoría Cinco: lesionar personas, mascotas y ganado. Huracán Categoría Tres: Vientos sostenidos de más de 157mph, superiores a Casas móviles viejas (construidas antes de 1994) Vientos sostenidos de 111-129 mph, 96-112 kt, o 137 kt, o de más de 252 km/hr. Puede haber pueden quedar destruidas, especialmente si no 178-208 km/hr. Ocurrirán daños devastadores. Alto daños catastróficos. Muy alto riesgo de daños o están debidamente ancladas. Las nuevas, bien riesgo de lesiones o muerte de personas, mascotas muerte de personas, mascotas y ganado por los ancladas, pueden sufrir daños en las tejas (shingles), y ganado debido a los escombros. escombros, incluso si están dentro de casas móviles techos de metal, revestimiento de vinilo, así como o prefabricadas. daño a cocheras, terrazas interiores o lanais. Las Casas móviles viejas (construidas antes de 1994) casas con estructura de madera mal construidas pueden quedar destruidas. Las más nuevas pueden Destrucción casi total de casas móviles, pueden sufrir daños mayores. Las ventanas sin sufrir daños severos con posibilidades de que el independientemente de la fecha de construcción. protección pueden romperse si escombros que techo y las paredes colapsen. Las “frame homes” Destrucción de muchas casas prefabricadas. vuelan las golpean. Las chimeneas de mampostería mal construidas pueden sufrir daños mayores. Las Grandes daños a cubiertas de techos, ventanas y pueden ser caerse. Estas casas bien construidas ventanas sin protección pueden romperse si las puertas. Los escombros arrastrados por el viento pueden experimentar daños en las tejas (shingles), golpean escombros que vuelan. Puede haber daños producirán daños a casi todas las ventanas revestimientos de vinilo, paneles de sofito, y estructurales aislados al marco de madera o de desprotegidas y a muchas ventanas protegidas. canalones. Las puertas basculantes pueden fallar si acero. Los edificios de metal y los de mampostería Pueden colapsar muchos edificios viejos de metal no se protegen adecuadamente. El aluminio que que no se hayan reforzado pueden colapsar. Alto así como muchas paredes de mampostería no protege recintos puede fallar. Las cubiertas de porcentaje de daños en el techo y daños reforzadas que harán colapsar el edificio. techos y paredes pueden romperse parcialmente. colaterales. Muchas ventanas de los edificios altos Daños significativos a los techos de madera. Los vidrios rotos plantean una amenaza, y puede se romperán y la mayoría de los letreros Destrucción de muchos edificios industriales y de haber daños a los letreros comercial, vallas y comerciales, las cercas y las marquesinas quedarán apartamentos de poca altura. Rotura de casi todas marquesinas. destruidas. las ventanas de edificios altos y casi todos los Ramas grandes de árboles pueden quebrarse y los Muchos árboles serán derribados o arrancados. No letreros comerciales, cercas y marquesinas. árboles pueden caerse. Grandes daños a las líneas y habrá ni electricidad ni agua.
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