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Sounds like good advice. We have a wood stove we can cook on. I keep trying to push for a gas stove. I hate electric ones. We also need an alternate water source. Our pump is wired into the house. We have a river but the water is generally cloudy, would need filtered and boiled. I am thinking...

Puerto Rico got slammed, lots of casualties. It is down to a category 2 now, but may rebuild in the warm waters down south. Husband talking about buying a generator for emergency power.

She is up to category 5 with winds gusting to 200 mph!

My parents always had pvc outdoor furniture so when a storm threatened they would just throw it in the swimming pool. The chlorine in the water cleans it up nicely too.

When my parents replaced the windows in their house they had to spend a fortune on those storm rated windows. But it would make you feel a bit more secure.

I lived in FL for a long time. I was there in 2004. Sure gets on your nerves wondering all the time and watching the weather channel 24/7. It is a heck of a dilemma knowing when or if to go. You miss work and spend extra money leaving if it does not hit, and you can die if you stay and it does...

Yes, those guys are heroes for sure. They do what no one else will. I think they should get paid better.

Flood insurance is a good idea too!

Hey Connie, Some people never learn. A 2 day supply of food is enough, you can always eat out. Water always comes out of the tap, right? No need to have plywood on hand to board up, the store has lots. The pharmacy is always open and stocked up with what people need. Your neighbor will give you...