Something to keep in mind with potential inclement weather this weekend.
INDIANAPOLIS – With a potential winter storm heading towards the Midwest, the Indiana Department of Homeland Security is passing along helpful safety tips in case of a power outage.
- Gather everyone in the most insulated and interior room available
- Turn off and unplug most electronics to avoid a power surge. Leave one light on to know when the power has been restored
- Block drafts with blankets or towels at the base of doors and windows to stop heat from sneaking out
- Dress in layered warm clothing. Many lose heat through hands and feet, so warm gloves and socks are necessary
- Listen to the radio or monitor social media for updates. Having a battery powered weather radio can be helpful
Learn more winter preparedness tips at www.getprepared.in.gov.
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