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A storm is coming, so you go to the grocery
store, what should you buy? Make a list of what
supplies you will need for an extended period (72 hours at least) without
power. Pick up a few items for
the hurricane pantry every time you shop.
Stock up, fill out your disaster supplies kit. · During
trouble people want junk food and comfort food, include some. But go easy on salty foods such as pretzels
and chips. They make you thirsty. · Water. You should have on hand at
least one gallon of water per person, per day for at least three days, but
preferably two weeks. You might also
pick up some instant coffee and tea packages.
· Look
for foods that can be eaten with minimal preparation and without
cooking. Non-perishable ready-to-eat
foods that do not require refrigeration or cooking and little or no
water. Canned soups, meats, fish, and
peanut butter. Powdered milk. · Think
individual portions fruit, pudding and small sizes. They're easier to fit
into an ice chest than the giant economy-size, and you won't have to worry
about storing leftovers. · Special dietary foods. Don’t forget the babies and your pets. · Prescription medication. You
should have at least a two-week supply of your medications. · Create
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HURRICANE-HELP |
BEFORE-THE-STORM |
DURING-THE-STORM |
AFTER-THE-STORM |
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