Just days after a rare earthquake rattled the east coast, the Hudson Valley finds itself in the path of Hurricane Irene, which could reach our area by Sunday reports say. Though vastly different in nature and origin, Tuesday’s earthquake and Hurricane Irene follow a seeming trend of extreme weather this summer and once again highlight the importance of disaster preparedness. Local hazards like flooding and loss of power may occur should Irene decide to pay a visit, so officials are advising that Ulster County residents take measures and be prepared. It’s not often that we at Taft Street can blog about an earthquake and a hurricane in the same week! Thankfully in this age of information, the resources for monitoring such storms are numerous and easily accessible. With a little preparation Ulster County will be more than ready to dance with Irene!
“Entire East Coast Should Prepare”
Not Too Early For Hudson Valley To Get Ready
Ready To Face Irene
Hudson Valley residents should be more than ready to face Irene should she come a knockin’. No stranger to extreme weather conditions, Ulster County has proven to be resilient and resourceful in the face of Mother Nature’s fury. If you live in a flood prone area, pay extra attention to rainfall and potential flooding. Everyone should be prepared for long power-outages and strong winds. Here at Taft Street, we'll track any news of possible damage to Ulster County homes. By taking a few simple precautions and staying tuned-in to the weather, the Hudson Valley will be ready for Irene! Learn more about hurricanes, earthquakes, and yes even Ulster County real estate on our website. * UPDATE * Read Our Latest Irene Follow-Up Blog
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