Know what to do
Power outages, hurricanes, floods, wildfires, winter storms. What to do before, during, and after each one, with checklists you can actually use.
A closed fridge lasts about 4 hours without power, a full freezer about 48. Here's how to decide what's still safe to eat.
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Hurricane prep works better as a timeline than a checklist. Here's exactly what to do before the season, at the watch, at the warning, and after the storm passes.
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When the power goes out in a winter storm, the plan isn't to heat the house. It's to close off one room, choose safe heat, and watch for carbon monoxide.
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Spend 30 minutes as a family to set meeting spots, an out-of-state contact, and backup contact cards, plus a plan for staying in touch if cell service drops entirely.
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Simple steps to keep your fridge and freezer food safe during a long power outage, plus how to tell what to keep and what to throw out.
6 min read
A simple winter car kit, plus where to keep it so you can grab what you need fast if you get stuck.
7 min read
A calm, step-by-step plan for the first minutes of a nighttime power outage, from securing your home to keeping food cold and lighting up safely.
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The date on a can tells you about quality, not safety, and most cans stay good for years if you store and check them right.
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Your toilet flushes on gravity, not electricity, so a power outage rarely stops you from flushing.
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