Space Center Closed: Hurricane Milton Assessment
Space Center Closed: Hurricane Milton Assessment
Okay, folks, it's official. The Space Center is closed due to Hurricane Milton. We've been watching this storm for days, and it's looking like a real doozy. The safety of our astronauts, employees, and the facility is our top priority, so we're taking all necessary precautions.
What's Going On with Hurricane Milton?
Hurricane Milton is a powerful storm with winds exceeding 100 mph. It's currently in the Atlantic Ocean and projected to make landfall on the East Coast within the next 24 hours. The storm is expected to bring heavy rainfall, flooding, and high winds to the area.
Space Center Closure Details
The Space Center will remain closed until the storm has passed and it's safe to reopen. We will provide updates on our website and social media channels as the situation progresses. For now, please remain calm and follow the advice of local authorities.
Stay Safe
We're all in this together, and we need to look out for one another during this challenging time. Be sure to have an emergency kit prepared, including food, water, and a first-aid kit. Stay tuned to your local news for updates on the storm's path.
What to Do if You're in the Area
If you're in the area, please take the following steps:
- Stay Indoors: Avoid unnecessary travel, especially during periods of heavy rain or strong winds.
- Secure Loose Objects: Bring loose objects indoors or secure them to prevent them from being blown away.
- Charge Devices: Make sure your cell phone and other electronic devices are fully charged.
- Have a Plan: Know where to go if you need to evacuate.
Stay Connected
We'll continue to monitor Hurricane Milton and provide updates as necessary. Stay safe, and we'll see you back here soon!
