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❑ Welcome
❑ Objectives
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➢ CCUA
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❑ Recommendations �/ . °�CIAction Items AUW
❑ Next Steps
❑ Lunch
❑ Hurricane Jeremy Scenario
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• Formed as a Tropical Storm on
We ane Ian September tember 23rd
• Strengthen to a hurricane on
September 26th
• Made landfall as a Category 4
0 hurricane on September 28th
• Maximum sustained winds at Cayo
Costa, Florida were 150 mph
• Storm surge ranged from 12 to 18
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- flooding crossed the entire state
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Video from: NOAA National Environmental Satellite Data Information Service, https://www.nesdis.noaa.gov/news/hurricane-ians-path-of-destruction
Hurricane Ian Lessons Learned
From CCUA's perspective, how did we perform?
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Consider and comment on the following areas:
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What would we do differently in our
preparation?
How can we improve communication and
Hurricane coordination?
Ian Lessons Are we missing any equipment or
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Learned Are we missing any skills or capabilities?
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Preparation, Response, and Recovery
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