Helping You to
Weather Any Storm
Weather Any Storm
WheelHouse IT is dedicated to regularly providing you with up-to-date resources
and tips to help support you, your business, and your clients.
The WheelHouse IT Storm Resource and Status page exists to help you find relevant, free content to read, watch, and share. This page features assets and information about disaster planning, preparation, and communication, as well as WheelHouse IT’s storm status history to date.
What’s The Biggest Hurricane Risk?
The biggest hurricane risk is not thinking a disaster can strike your business.
Hurricane Preparation Checklist
Use this checklist to prepare and protect your business during hurricane season.
The Top 11 Tips for Working Remotely
Strategies for staying productive while working from home or a remote location.
Hurricane Warning Business Tips
Prepare your organization for a storm when warnings are issued for your area.
Hurricane Communication Templates
Prepare your organization with proactive communication when a storm is coming.
Emergency Contact Numbers
A comprehensive list of state and local government contact information, and more.
Live Storm Response Updates
Although we have adopted to working from home, it is still important to ensure that your business is prepared for Hurricane Season. Statistically, those that don’t may never fully recover from a disaster. At WheelHouse IT, we understand what it means to be storm ready! With the 2020 Hurricane Season officially here, our team has once again, reviewed and refined our hurricane plans.
The 2020 hurricane season begins on June 1st. Have you developed a hurricane preparedness plan to protect your business and staff in the event of an impending storm?
Hurricane season lasts approximately six months each year with the official start date of June 1st through November 30th. For 2020, weather experts anticipate an active hurricane season with the likelihood of 14-18 named tropical storms. Seven to nine of those storms are forecast to strengthen into hurricanes with two to three storms developing into major hurricanes(category 3 or above) capable of catastrophic damage. This 2020 season is considered an above-normal season for tropical disturbances.
NHC Twitter Feed
- A broad area of low pressure appears to be developing over the central Atlantic Ocean. This system has a medium ch… https://t.co/aRw1gu2mG5 15 hours ago
- NHC has issued a Special Outlook for a low pressure area over the central Atlantic Ocean that is currently producin… https://t.co/JxxvNPNcjf 1 day ago
- Post-Tropical Cyclone #Bertha Advisory 6: Extratropical Bertha Moving North Toward Canada. https://t.co/VqHn0uj6EM 2 days ago
- Post-Tropical Cyclone #Bertha Advisory 6: Extratropical Bertha Moving North Toward Canada. https://t.co/VqHn0u1vgc 2 days ago
Post Storm Survey
After a storm has passed through, you can use this form to quickly inform your support team on the status of your business.
