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2020 Fall Forecast Overveiw

10/1/2020 (Permalink)

Tornadoes in Fall Tornadoes in your fall forecast? We are ready, call SERVPRO East 812-471-3132

The 2020 Farmer’s Almanac indicates that fall will transition with cooler temperatures slowly moving in during September in all regions.

Over the Plains (this includes the Evansville Indiana tristate area), possibly extending as far east as the Ohio Valley, there may be outbursts of severe weather capable of spawning a few tornadoes during September.

Tornadoes frequently cause fires, gas leaks and flooding. Though SERVPRO of East Evansville is here to help in these emergency situations, there are some things you can control to prevent further damage. When a storm is approaching, be prepared to locate your utility shut-off switches and valves in case anything needs to be turned off.

  • Electrical– If you suffered electrical damage from the storm, you’ll need to locate the main electrical panel or fuse box and turn off the power.
  • Gas – Immediately after the storm passes, if you hear a hissing sound or smell gas, make your way outside immediately and locate the main shut-off gas valve. Turn off the gas and keep your family a safe distance from the home until professionals arrive.
  • Water – Tornadoes can potentially break a water line and cause extensive water damage. If you suspect a line has been broken, shut off your water immediately. You can turn your water off at two places: at the main water meter near the street and at the water line that leads into your house. Locate both and learn how to turn them off in the event of an emergency

If flooding or fire damage happen to your home in Evansville Indiana, or in the tristate area, remember SERVPRO of East Evansville {(812) 471-3132} has the expertise and experience to restore your property. Stay safe Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky!

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