Hurricane Helene is expected to pass through Chattanooga tonight and tomorrow, bringing potentially dangerous winds and heavy rain. We want to ensure you have the necessary information and resources to stay safe.

How to prepare:

• Monitor local weather reports for the latest updates.

• Charge your phones, tablets, and any portable chargers.

• Secure outdoor furniture or items that may be blown away by high winds.

• Prepare an emergency kit with essentials like water, non-perishable food, medications, flashlights, and batteries.

• Familiarize yourself with local evacuation routes, especially if you're in a flood-prone area.

Here’s a list of the emergency contacts and resources:

1. National Weather Service (NWS) Forecast Maps
   NWS Forecast Maps
   The NWS provides detailed, up-to-date weather maps, including storm paths, forecasts, and warnings to help you track Hurricane Helene and stay informed about severe weather in your area.

2. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) - Hurricane Helene
   NOAA Hurricane Helene Information
   NOAA monitors weather and oceanic conditions, offering hurricane updates, tracking tools, and safety information specifically related to Hurricane Helene.

3. Tennessee Severe Weather Preparedness Guide
   Tennessee Severe Weather Preparedness PDF
   This guide provides practical steps to prepare for severe weather, including tips for creating emergency plans, assembling supply kits, and staying informed during storms.

4. Red Cross Southeast Tennessee Chapter
   Red Cross Southeast TN
   The Red Cross offers local disaster response services, shelters, and emergency assistance in the Chattanooga area, helping those affected by Hurricane Helene.

5. News Channel 9 Weather
   NewsChannel 9 Weather
   A local news station providing weather alerts, live radar, and storm updates for Chattanooga and surrounding areas. Stay informed with their continuous coverage of Hurricane Helene.

6. Local 3 News Weather
   Local 3 News
   Another trusted Chattanooga-based news source for weather updates, storm tracking, and emergency alerts related to Hurricane Helene and other severe weather events.

These resources will help you and your family stay informed and prepared as Hurricane Helene approaches. We care deeply about your safety and the safety of our community. If you need to reach out to us during this time, we will do our best to assist as soon as possible. Call our office today at 423.541.1111 to learn more about Home insurance and Risk Management Solutions.

Please stay safe and take every precaution necessary!