Hurricanes
Ride out the outage.
Prepare for wind, flooding, extreme heat, and several days without power or reliable stores.
- Backup power + fuel plan
- Stored water + shelf-stable meals
- Radio, lighting + storm supplies

Power. Water. Food. First aid. Communication. Build the setup your emergency actually demands.

Prepare for wind, flooding, extreme heat, and several days without power or reliable stores.
Prepare for violent shaking, falling objects, broken utilities, damaged roads, and days of disrupted services.
Know the fastest route inland or to higher ground, keep alerts close, and pack only what you can carry quickly.
Watch local alerts, protect important documents, and keep your vehicle and evacuation bags ready to move.
Know your flood risk, protect critical documents, and be ready to move to higher ground before roads become dangerous.
Choose your safest shelter before warnings begin and keep essential protection within immediate reach.
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A prioritized buying plan that starts with useful low-cost gear, shows the running total, and clearly identifies what must still be added.
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A practical, room-by-room checklist for water, food, power, evacuation, documents, pets, and the days after landfall.
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Calculate your essential load, understand watts versus watt-hours, and choose a realistic backup-power setup without guessing.
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Calculate the battery capacity and inverter output your essential devices require, then compare ports, recharge time, solar input, and safety.
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A practical blackout plan for the first 15 minutes, refrigeration, medical devices, lighting, communication, backup power, and safe recovery.
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Calculate your household supply, choose safe containers, rotate stored water, and understand when filtration is—and is not—enough.
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The exact water, food, medicine, lighting, communication, documents, and personal supplies your household needs for its first three days.
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Build a grab-ready evacuation kit, plan two routes, protect against smoke, and know what to do before an evacuation warning becomes an order.
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Secure the room, build three practical kits, practice Drop, Cover, and Hold On, and know what to check after the shaking stops.
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