“…Evacuation, which is a clear, unambiguous action that authorities will often recommend, is often not undertaken by residents, and large casualties can result. In 2013, Typhoon Haiyan caused a series of storm surges that took the lives of at least 6,300 people in Tacloban City, Philippines, most of whom had stayed in their homes (Jibiki, Kure, Kuri, & Ono, 2016). In 2005, Hurricane Katrina brought storm surges that resulted in at least 1,200 fatalities in Louisiana and Mississippi; again, people failed to evacuate (Cole & Fellows, 2008; Knabb, Rhome, & Brown, 2005).…”