No. The most dangerous part of a hurricane is flooding. Being in a basement will only increase your chance of drowning.
You shold not be in the basement during a hurricane. The main threat in a hurricane is flooding, which would make the basement one of the worst places you can go. If you have not evacuated, you should stay on the first floor of your home and be prepared to move upstairs should water enter your home.
During a hurricane you should not go to a basement, even if you can easily get to one. The greatest danger in a hurricane is flooding, and going underground increases your chances of drowning, The best place to be is in a bathroom or closet away from windows. If you have a second floor in your house you should be prepared to go to the second floor if water enters your home.
If you are unable to evacuate, the best place to go during a hurricane is a sturdy building on high ground. Stay away from windows. Do NOT go underground or to a basement: the biggest killer in a hurricane is flooding.
You shouldn't go to your basement in a hurricane anyway. The main killer in a hurricane is flooding, not wind. Unlike tornadoes you will usually have a few days warning before a hurricane hits. This will give you time to board up your windows. Stay on the first floor of your home and be prepared to move higher if the first floor floods.
Anything above the second floor should be safe. Stay away from windows no matter what floor you are on.
No. The main killer in a hurricane is flooding. If you go to your basement, you increase your likelihood of drowning.
You shold not be in the basement during a hurricane. The main threat in a hurricane is flooding, which would make the basement one of the worst places you can go. If you have not evacuated, you should stay on the first floor of your home and be prepared to move upstairs should water enter your home.
Safe places you may go (depending the layout of your basement) include under the stairs, in any small room that the basement may have, or in the center part of the basement.
The powerful winds of a hurricane can knock you down or throw debris into you.
During a hurricane you should not go to a basement, even if you can easily get to one. The greatest danger in a hurricane is flooding, and going underground increases your chances of drowning, The best place to be is in a bathroom or closet away from windows. If you have a second floor in your house you should be prepared to go to the second floor if water enters your home.
If you are unable to evacuate, the best place to go during a hurricane is a sturdy building on high ground. Stay away from windows. Do NOT go underground or to a basement: the biggest killer in a hurricane is flooding.
You shouldn't go to your basement in a hurricane anyway. The main killer in a hurricane is flooding, not wind. Unlike tornadoes you will usually have a few days warning before a hurricane hits. This will give you time to board up your windows. Stay on the first floor of your home and be prepared to move higher if the first floor floods.
Bathroom is safe only if it is located in a basement, but otherwise, I'll strongly recommend a basement which is supposed to keep the tornadoes out, if you are in an area where tornadoes tend to come.
You would go to the most sheltered area of the basement, away from any windows or outside doors.
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A closet away from windows or go to your neighbhors if they have a basement.
Yes. The basement is the safest place to be.