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If you’re unfamiliar, a bomb cyclone happens when a storm’s central barometric pressure drops at least 24 millibars in 24 hours – meteorologists call this rapid intensification process bombogenesis.
For non-weather experts – it’s basically a winter hurricane.
So, what should you be aware of with a storm like this? Weather reports are calling for:
Following the storm, check your property for:
Should your property sustain damage, prepare for:
With any storm, always put safety first. Stock up on any supplies you might need until the storm passes, roads are clear and power returns.
An additional note about safety
When winter storms like this knockout power, people are understandably trying to stay warm. However, it’s not uncommon for fires or carbon monoxide poisoning to occur when things like generators or space heaters are improperly used.
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