The first step to surviving an emergency weather condition is to understand the potential hazards that may be ahead. Educate yourself on specific conditions and familiarize yourself with recognizing the signs of severe weather. Make a plan and build ...
This captivating guide from National Geographic is an essential read for anyone residing in regions prone to natural disasters, including floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, and wildfires. It not only provides in-depth information about the causes and eff...
The three T's for emergency preparedness are tools, tarps, and tape. In my book, they work cohesively together to create temporary shelter from the elements, utilizing shelter structures and household items and assisting in containing debris.
Two items that help make unbearable weather conditions more manageable are a portable generator and a hand-crank weather radio.