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As I was traveling down to Galveston recently, I was reminded by all the digital traffic signs that Hurricane Season had begun. I see these signs and think preparedness. I wonder how many people see these signs and DON’T GIVE IT A SECOND THOUGHT…until a hurricane is brewing out at sea? This is a mini-link bomb with some of the best articles that have been posted on Prepper Website as well as some other resources that I have added.
Preparedness Info
Under a Hurricane Watch – Also, checkout part one and part two of the series.
Water Security Before, During & After Hurricanes
HURRICANE
PREPARATION GUIDE
HURRICANE
PREPARATION GUIDE
HURRICANE
PREPARATION GUIDE
Hurricane Preparedness Guide – Lots of extras – Lee County, Flordia site
Hurricane Preparedness Checklist – Living Ready Online
Online Resources
Storm Calculator (for Houston, TX area only) – predicts wind, storm surge, rain from NOAA
Ready.Gov – Page on Hurricanes
NASA – Hurricane Tracking Updates
NOAA – National Hurricane Center
Hurricane Stories
Survival Diary from 3 Hurricanes & Lessons Learned
Hurricane Sandy After Action Reports
Reflections on Sandy from a Jersey Boy
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Todd Sepulveda
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Having lived in Texas City, I was caught by the opening of your article on hurricanes. No, people don’t pay attention until too late.
Good article, go to emergencylifesavers.aresbuilder.com a work still in progress.