Check your home for potential damage that can the tropical storm exacerbate.Roads could be closed due to downed trees, flooding, landslides, or zero visibility. Refrain from traveling to areas with Tropical Storm Signal or Watch.Prepare an emergency bag containing basic food, primary documentation, and a power bank or radio in case local authorities announce an evacuation. Stay updated with the current weather updates from local and national news agencies.Here are some reminders before Tropical Storm Orlene makes landfall.Īlso Read: Hurricane Ian to Unleash Heavy Rains in Florida As It Quickly Intensifies Tropical Storm PreparationsĪs Tropical Storm Orlene is set to hit western parts of Mexico, reports showed that the heavy rains and strong winds could threaten residents. On the other hand, NOAA NWS National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Ian is expected to hit South Carolina and Georgia with potential rainfall, flooding, storm surge, and strong winds. Residents affected should prepare for possible flooding and stronger wind gusts. It could aggravate downpours leading to flash flood threats.
Tropical Storm Orlene is on the AccuWeather Local StormMax TM of 100 mph.įurthermore, forecasts said Tropical Storm Orlene could unload moisture affecting the Southwestern states.Portions of Sinaloa and Dunrago could also feel much stronger wind gusts reaching 60-80 mph (100-130 km/h).Jalisco, Nayarit, and Durango areas could experience 40-60 mph (60-100 km/h) wind gusts.Moreover, AccuWeather revealed that Tropical Storm Orlene's wind gusts could reach: Tropical Storm Orlene could unleash two to four inches of rain in Sinaloa, Durango, and Chihuahua areas, causing rainfall flooding and flash flooding concerns in communities. The brunt of the tropical storm system could start on Friday and worsens on the weekend. AccuWeather reported that Orlene's impacts from Friday Night to Tuesday are: damaging winds, mudslides, flash flooding, and rough seas.
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