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Suggestions for Hurricane Preparedness

Have a headlamp for each member of your household.
Fill Propane tanks if needed.
Unplug expensive items like computers or TVs.
Prepare for power outage scenarios by having alternative light sources like lanterns or flashlights.
Have essential supplies such as water, non-perishable food, cleaning supplies, and first aid kits.
Gather important documents in a waterproof tote in case of evacuation.
Prepare a safe room in the house, ideally an interior room with minimal window exposure.

A quality headlamp for each person, preferably 18650 based lights.
A camping lantern and other LED lights that use 18650 batteries.
Propane tanks and a camp stove for cooking.
Non-perishable food items like peanut butter, spam, tuna, rice, beans, and pasta.
Water storage solutions like 5-gallon jugs with a hand pump.
Tools and supplies for post-storm cleanup, including a chainsaw with extra parts and safety gear.

Leave town if necessary to avoid the storm's impact.
Ice and coolers may be essential for preserving perishable items during a power outage.
Mental health considerations and trauma from past experiences with storms.

ready.gov is a recommended resource for hurricane preparedness.
Importance of being prepared for potential injuries during cleanup.
Test generators with ethanol-free gas and run them dry to prevent reliability issues.
Utilize tools like tourniquets and stop the bleed kits for safety.
Keep bike helmets nearby in case of flying debris.
Recommendations for outdoor furniture, including throwing it into the pool before the winds pick up.