We are unable to prevent this natural process. 
At this point we are only able to foresee it, monitor it and use it in our benefit. 
If you have been warned of an impending hurricane, the following are the measures to be taken before the hurricane comes to prevent damages:
- secure property in best manner.
 
- protect window by installing permanent storm shutters.Do not use tape.
 
- straps or additional clips to fasten your roof to the structure of the building. This will give additional strength to the roof and will help to prevent hurricane damage to the roof.
 
- trim and groom all the trees and shrubs around your home.
 
- any clogged or loose rain gutters, clear them before the hurricane to facilitate the flow of water that may accompany the hurricane.
 
- good idea to build a safe room to prevent hurricane damage. But consider it only if you have the time and money for it.
 
During a hurricane, the following measures can be utilized to prevent hurricane damages:
- hurricane is likely to strike on your area, you should gather information about it from the television or other mass media communication processes.
 
- bring in all outside furniture indoors. Close storm shutters and secure your home and its properties.
 
- Find out whether the authorities have instructed to turn off electrical appliances. In fact, it is best to avoid using any electrical or electronic equipment during a hurricane.
 
- ensure a supply of adequate water for drinking, cooking and sanitary purposes.
 
- If you have been instructed to evacuate the place, you should do so at the earliest.
 
- Mobile and temporary structures are very dangerous during a hurricane. So avoid staying in such structures during a hurricane. Move to a permanent structure before the hurricane.
 
- Hurricanes winds are particularly stronger at higher elevations. So, always move to a lower area during a hurricane disaster.
 
The best method to prevent hurricane damage is to stay indoors.  
After a hurricane, inspect the place carefully for all possible dangers and start the restoration process as quickly as possible.
For more specific information,visit http://www.disastercenter.com/guide/hurricane.html 

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