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We have added a Call Activator Service for your convenience to our Blog and Web site . If you our visiting our blog or site, just click on the orange Call Activator button and you will be able to quickly reach us by phone with just the push of one button. In addition, we will receive an email notifying us that you are trying to reach us. This is a totally free service for you! We want to be available to take your call. Your phone call is very important to us! Look for the Call activator button in the Sidebar to the right. We want your feedback. Let us know how you like the service & how we could improve the service. For more information, visit us online at DickWattsInsurance.com

Auto Insurance Kentucky Thinking Voice

Dick Watts Insurance, Low Rate Auto Insurance,
We have added a Call Activator Service for your convenience to our Blog and Web site . If you our visiting our blog or site, just click on the orange Call Activator button and you will be able to quickly reach us by phone with just the push of one button. In addition, we will receive an email notifying us that you are trying to reach us. This is a totally free service for you! We want to be available to take your call. Your phone call is very important to us! Look for the Call activator button in the Sidebar to the right. We want your feedback. Let us know how you like the service & how we could improve the service. For more information, visit us online at DickWattsInsurance.com

Tuesday- Severe Storms Weather expected

Weather forecasters are predicting severe weather for Tuesday, including possible Tornados. Keep up to date with current weather conditions. Here is a link to Wave 3 Weather

Tornado Safety Tips

WATCHES AND WARNINGS

Tornado Watch
Conditions are right for tornadoes to form. When your area is under a Tornado Watch, continue to stay tuned to WAVE 3 for possible warnings.

Tornado Warning
A tornado has been spotted by a trained observer or detected on Doppler Radar. Take action immediately.

TORNADO SAFETY TIPS

At Home

• Go to the basement, under the stairs or under a heavy piece of furniture like a table or workbench.
• Get under heavy furniture, and cover your head with blankets or pillows. The biggest threat of death or injury comes from head injuries caused by flying or falling debris.
• Keep windows closed and stay away from them.

In School

• Go to the lowest floor or basement.
• Get to interior rooms or hallways and protect your head.
• Stay out of gymnasiums and auditoriums.
• In Public Buildings
• Go to designated shelter, an interior hallway or small room on the lowest floor.
• Stay away from windows.
• Do not go to your car.

In Open Country

• Move away from a tornado at right angles.
• If a tornado is near, DO NOT try to outrun it.
• Get out of your car, lie flat in a ditch or depression.
• Stay away from large trees or metal poles. Cover your head.

In Mobile Homes

• Leave your mobile home immediately.
• If there is no designated community shelter, take cover in a ditch or depression.
• Persons in mobile homes should have a plan of action before threatening weather occurs.

Remember IF you sustain damage to your home or auto, report the claim to your insurance company. Here is the link to the Claims Department of most of the companies we currently represent

Here is the link to the National Weather Service

Tuesday- Severe Storms Weather expected

Weather forecasters are predicting severe weather for Tuesday, including possible Tornados. Keep up to date with current weather conditions. Here is a link to Wave 3 Weather

Tornado Safety Tips

WATCHES AND WARNINGS

Tornado Watch
Conditions are right for tornadoes to form. When your area is under a Tornado Watch, continue to stay tuned to WAVE 3 for possible warnings.

Tornado Warning
A tornado has been spotted by a trained observer or detected on Doppler Radar. Take action immediately.

TORNADO SAFETY TIPS

At Home

• Go to the basement, under the stairs or under a heavy piece of furniture like a table or workbench.
• Get under heavy furniture, and cover your head with blankets or pillows. The biggest threat of death or injury comes from head injuries caused by flying or falling debris.
• Keep windows closed and stay away from them.

In School

• Go to the lowest floor or basement.
• Get to interior rooms or hallways and protect your head.
• Stay out of gymnasiums and auditoriums.
• In Public Buildings
• Go to designated shelter, an interior hallway or small room on the lowest floor.
• Stay away from windows.
• Do not go to your car.

In Open Country

• Move away from a tornado at right angles.
• If a tornado is near, DO NOT try to outrun it.
• Get out of your car, lie flat in a ditch or depression.
• Stay away from large trees or metal poles. Cover your head.

In Mobile Homes

• Leave your mobile home immediately.
• If there is no designated community shelter, take cover in a ditch or depression.
• Persons in mobile homes should have a plan of action before threatening weather occurs.

Remember IF you sustain damage to your home or auto, report the claim to your insurance company. Here is the link to the Claims Department of most of the companies we currently represent

Here is the link to the National Weather Service

Driving Tips to Avoid Hitting a Deer

• 
  Keep a close watch for deer in the early morning and evening hours. Deer are most active during these times.
• 
  Be especially alert and drive with caution when you are moving through a known deer crossing zone.
• 
  Use your high-beam headlights whenever possible.
• 
  Upon seeing a deer, immediately slow down. Do not swerve - because this can confuse deer as to where to run. It could also cause you to lose control and hit a tree or another car.
• 
  Look for other deer after one has crossed the road. Deer are often found in herding packs.
• 
  Always wear your seatbelt. Most people injured and/or killed in deer - automobile collisions were not wearing their seat belt.

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