Baron Releases Hurricanes eBook


Baron, the worldwide provider of critical weather intelligence, announces a severe weather eBook, titled “Hurricanes: What you need to know to plan, predict & prepare.” The document provides a detailed guide to every aspect of Hurricanes, including details on their formation, the various threats they present, and the best courses of action to deal with those threats.

 

The vast majority (78%) of disasters recorded in the United States each year are weather related. Yet, when asked what types of incidents they expect to respond to over the course of the year, many public safety professionals underestimate the number of weather focused disasters and overestimate acts of terrorism and incidents involving mass transportation.

The new Baron eBook educates public safety personnel by focusing on all the challenges of hurricanes, such as knowing hurricane season, interpreting hurricane forecasts, and understanding how hurricanes are tracked. Baron’s eBook provides a look at the threats hurricanes pose to communities on the coast and inland, and the threats that happen during the storms and after they dissipate, including details on how to handle high-winds, storm surge, and flooding.

The eBook also includes information on Baron Threat Net, a web-based meteorological tool that provides critical weather intelligence when and where it is most needed, and that can be an important tool in times of severe weather. For public safety professionals, the ability to analyze and interpret weather data is essential to protecting their communities. Accessible anytime and anywhere, Baron Threat Net delivers the critical weather intelligence needed in an easy-to-read format to help make fast, informed, and effective mission-critical decisions, even in the face of hurricane events.

For more information, visit: http://www2.baronweather.com/hurricaneEbook



May 15, 2018


Topic Area: Press Release


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