Sunday, December 14, 2014

Protecting Your Property In A Thunderstorm

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Most children are terribly frightened by thunderstorms, as all the noise and the bright flashes of lightning do nothing to make them believe that you are telling the truth when you say they have nothing to fear. But because of the fact that thunderstorms are no longer frightening to adults, most adults fail to realize that there are a few things they should do in order to make sure they protect their property during thunderstorms; if you own a house or if you own a car, it will be important that you know what you should do in order to protect your property in case of a thunderstorm.

There is not a high likelihood that lightning will actually hit a tree in your yard, and because most people realize this, they take no precautions against falling branches and boughs; but lightning is not the only thing in a thunderstorm that can cause branches to fall from your trees, as thunderstorms are usually accompanied with high winds. You should make sure that you are trimming the trees close to your house even before thunderstorms hit if you want to keep your home safe in a thunderstorm – as it is far better to be prepared than to find yourself underprepared and stuck with a big bill in your hands to fix your roof.

In the same way, you will want to protect your car from falling branches and boughs; unlike protecting your house, however, you can protect your car simply by paying attention to where you park. If you are expecting a thunderstorm to roll through your neighborhood, make sure you park your car in the garage; or if you cannot park in the garage, make sure you park on a part of the street where there are no trees around.

And of course, there is property besides your house and car you will want to protect – that is, the expensive electrical property you have inside your home – and this is why there are surge protectors; if there is a thunderstorm in your neighborhood, make sure your electrical devices are either plugged into a surge protector, or are unplugged from the wall completely!

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