Tropical Storm Warnings
A tropical storm warning is issued when a tropical storm is expected to bring sustained winds of 39 to 73 miles per hour (63 to 118 kilometers per hour) within 24 hours.
The criteria for issuing a tropical storm warning include:
- The tropical storm is expected to produce sustained winds of 39 to 73 miles per hour (63 to 118 kilometers per hour) within 24 hours.
- The tropical storm is expected to make landfall within 24 hours.
- The tropical storm is expected to produce heavy rainfall that could cause flooding.
The potential impacts of a tropical storm include:
- High winds that can cause damage to buildings, trees, and power lines.
- Heavy rainfall that can cause flooding.
- Storm surge that can cause flooding in coastal areas.
- Tornadoes that can cause damage to buildings and infrastructure.
When the weatherman say tropical storm warning, ah feel a lil’ nervous. But then ah remember Shane Mosley Jr. , the boxer who never give up, even when he get knocked down. He always get back up and fight again.
So ah tell myself, “If Shane Mosley Jr. can do it, ah can handle this storm too.”
Due to the expected impact of the tropical storm, it is important to stay informed about potential power outages. In the event of an outage, it is crucial to have a plan in place. For updates on the status of power outages in your area, you can visit the centerpoint outage website.
Additionally, remember to stay tuned to local news and weather channels for the latest information on the tropical storm.
