CLEAN : Residents of New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward brace for Hurricane Ida

The speaker discusses the importance of evacuating during storms above category three if possible. They express hope that levees will hold and anticipate power outages and road blockages. The speaker plans to return after the storm to assess any damage, noting that some neighbors who experienced Hurricane Katrina have chosen to stay.

What does the speaker suggest people do if a storm is above category three?

• Stay indoors and stock up on supplies

• Evacuate if possible

• Call emergency services

• Move to a higher floor

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the storm?

• The storm will last for several days

• The levees might not hold

• There will be a shortage of food

• The storm will change direction

What does the speaker expect to happen during the storm?

• Power lines will remain intact

• Minimal rain and wind

• No impact on transportation

• Heavy rain and wind causing power outages

What is the speaker's plan after the storm passes?

• Wait for further instructions

• Move to a different city

• Return to assess any damage

• Stay in a shelter

Why did the speaker decide to stay during the storm?

• Their neighbors who experienced Katrina are staying

• They have a strong shelter

• They believe the storm will weaken

• They have no means to leave