Floods
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What type of flood in Lancaster most prone to?

Flash Floods

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What is a Torando?

A violently rotating column of air forming from a thunderstorm to the ground.

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What speed does wind need to be for a storm to be considered a hurricane?

72-74 MPH

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What is lightning?

A giant spark of electric energy between two clouds or a cloud and the ground

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Are men or women more likely to be struck by lighting?

Men are four times more likely than women to be struck by lightning

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How many inches of water can knock someone off their feet during a flood?

6"

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Where is the safest place to be during a tornado?

A room with no windows, basement, or storm cellar

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How fast does the wind need to be for a hurricane to be labeled Catastrophic? 

157 of greater

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What is the response to lightning protocol at Sight & Sound?

Stopping all outdoor work activities and seeking shelter

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What is the average age of a person who is struck by lightning?

37 years old

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How many flood incidents has Lancaster county experienced since 1996?

167, including 106 of those were flash floods, 60 River Area Floods, 1 Hurricane related incident

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Should you take shelter under an overpass?

No.

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At what speed does wind become dangerous and causes damage?

39 MPH

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On average how many people in the united states are struck with lightning each year?

Around 300

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How many lightning related deaths have occurred in the United States between 2006 and 2025?

517 lightning related deaths reported

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What are the three categories of flood severity?

Major, Moderate, and Minor

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Where are the tornado shelters at Sight & Sound?

The stage basement and the shop basement.

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What is the fastest recorded wind? Hint: It was from Hurricane Olivia in Australia

253 MPH

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10 out 50 States have the most lightning injuries, name 4

Texas, Florida, Colorado, North Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, New Jersey, Arizona, Missouri, and Pennsylvania

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How many lightning strikes hit the ground each year in the United States?

37 Million lightning strikes

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How many inches of water does it take to carry away a vehicle?

12"

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Where can you hear updates about tornadoes?

The EAS or NOAA Radio

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What is Lancaster's biggest risk related to wind?

Hurricane force winds, not tornadoes 

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What month do the most lightning deaths take place?

July

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What percentage of lightning strike victims survive?

90%