Having lived in Houston almost all of my life, I can tell you a bit about hurricanes.
If I had lived in Galveston, I could tell you even more. The main thing to remember about hurricanes is their storm surge. If you can manage it, get to high ground.
As for water and electricity, be aware, as this post points out, that you may be out of electricity for awhile. But it is good practice to be prepared for an electrical outage in any case. Also water shortages could occur.
People will raid the shelves at the supermarket. Actually food is the least important survival tactic.
You should know the rule of three
- Three minutes without air, you could be dead. Don't drown.
- Three hours without shelter, you could be dead. Don't be exposed to wind hazards.
- Three days without water, you could be dead. Keep clean water close by.
- Three weeks without food, you could be dead. Maybe have some MRE's if you can get them.
Set your priorities accordingly.
11:00pm Advisory - Hurricane Florence 140 MPH Winds, Anticipated Strengthening Next 36 Hours... https://t.co/eFibOUJWNJ via @thelastrefuge2— Greg Meadows (@BootsandOilBlog) September 11, 2018
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