I know that there are supposed to be some basic emergency preparedness for situations such as fires. tornadoes, and minor medical emergencies in the home.
But what more can we do besides stocking up on canned foods, water, and necessities for a few days?
One of the reasons why I ask is because of the fact that this past weekend, a severe thunderstorm rolled through Michigan and a lot of poeple were without power from anywhere from a few minutes to now. And some people are still not expected to have power till mid-weekend or the end of the weekend.
I gotta ask another question. Would a generator be feasible if it came down to it if it isn't going to be needed except every few years?
The last time anyone in Michigan or even in the Midwest lost power for more than a few hours was a few years ago when there was a power outage to not only Michigan, but also to Ohio, New York, a part of Ontario, Canada, and I believe Indiana and Illinois.
Tags: loss, power, severe, weather
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