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MichaelA
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May 1 - 30 days
      #94278 - Wed May 01 2013 04:32 PM

OK. It's time to begin preparations and reviews of your storm survival supplies and plans before the official start of the new season. You know the drill:

Flashlights and other portable/emergency lighting
Batteries
Generator(s) if you have them
First Aid supplies
Non-perishable foods
Potable water
Evacuation plans
Shutters and other supplies for location hardening
Weather radio(s)

Have I left anything out?

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berrywr
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Re: May 1 - 30 days [Re: MichaelA]
      #94596 - Thu Jul 25 2013 09:42 PM

Common sense.

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Bill Berry

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