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Floods occur when a body of water rises to cover dry land, and are one of the most common natural hazards. Factors like heavy rain, snowmelt, dam failures, soil conditions, and development in flood-prone areas can all contribute to flooding. Flood risks increase with development in coastal areas and floodplains. Proper preparation includes purchasing flood insurance if in a floodplain, having an evacuation plan, and protecting property by elevating utilities and reinforcing structures. If evacuating during a flood, avoid flooded areas and fast moving water.
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- 2. When Floods Occur ● Any time a body of water rises to cover what is usually dry land ● One of most common hazards 75% of Federally declared disasters ● May be local or widespread ● May develop slowly or fast Fl-1 CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Floods
- 3. Causes of Floods and Flood Damage ● Heavy rain ● Spring snowmelt ● Dam and levee failure ● Low absorption or no soil percolation ● Business and residential growth in flood areas Fl-2 2-2 CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Floods
- 4. Factors Contributing to Flooding ● Rainfall intensity ● Rainfall duration ● Topography ● Soil conditions ● Ground cover Fl-3 2-3 CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Floods
- 5. Flood Hazards ● Heavy rainfall exacerbates problems with: Runoff Absorption Flood-control measures ● Ravine flooding can inundate downstream areas ● In rocky and heavily paved areas, lack of absorption can cause flash flooding Fl-4 CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Floods
- 6. Flood Risks ● Most communities have some risk of flooding ● Damage increases with development in: Coastal areas Floodplains Fl-5 5 CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Floods
- 7. Flood Preparedness ● Know flood risk in area ● Prepare flood evacuation plan ● Obtain flood insurance if living in floodplain ● Keep important documents in water-proof box ● Check portable radio for current information and emergency messages Fl-6 6 CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Floods
- 8. Protecting Property ● Elevate furnace, water heater, and electric panel ● Move furniture and other items to higher level ● Install check valves ● Waterproof basement floor and walls Fl-7 7 CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Floods
- 9. If You Must Evacuate ● Do not walk, swim, or drive through flood waters ● Stay off bridges over fast-moving water ● Keep away from waterways ● Pay attention to barricades ● Avoid storm drains and irrigation ditches ● Keep family together Fl-8 8 CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Floods
- 10. After a Flood ● Stay out of flooded areas ● Reserve telephone for emergencies ● Avoid driving, except in emergencies ● Wait for authorities to issue message that it is safe to return ● Be aware that snakes and other animals may be in your house Fl-9 9 CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Floods