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Preparing for Hurricanes

By: Allen Lyle
In categories: Allen's Blog, Safety & Security

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One of the joys (add sarcastic tone here) of living along the Gulf Coast is contending with hurricanes. Don’t misunderstand…I love living here! But these storms are just downright inconvenient!

This week we’re watching Hurricane Ike, a potentially dangerous storm that could make its way to our area. Let me take this moment to remind any of you who live along the coast to prepare NOW for a hurricane. Putting together a disaster preparedness kit is just good sense, and you don’t want to be doing this at the last minute. I realized about a day or two before Hurricane Gustav was coming that I wasn’t prepared, so I was at the grocery story at 6 a.m. stocking up.

So, what should you include? Take a look at our article on Preparing for the Worst for a list of everything you’ll need.

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  1. R. M. Stokes Says:
    September 10th, 2008 at 10:13 am

    ADD A COUPLE OF IDEAS TO YOUR WEBSITE REGARDING STORMS.
    1. HOW TO HOOK UP AND OPERATE A PORTABLE GENERATOR DURING OR AFTER A STORM.
    2. HOW TO FLUSH A TOILET WHEN THE WATER PRESSURE IS LOW OR THE WATER WELL IS NOT WORKING.

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