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Things getting interesting with TD 13 and 14 Looks like this hurricane season may be about to get really interesting, as if 2020 hasn't been special enough already. I'm sure many folks on here are watching what's rolling off the coast of Africa very closely. Y'all be safe!

If things play out as forecast, it looks like Hurricane Florence may equal or best Hurricane Harvey. As of 9/12/2018, the storm is expected to strengthen, then stall as it makes landfall. This is a nightmare situation. If you are in the path of Hurricane Florence, get out, get out, GET...

California residents don't learn and expect the State to help after a big Quake, the OES sounds a little miffed about the lack of preparedness. I would expect to start seeing those public service messages again on Quake prep, I foresee looting in Calif future. "Cities, counties and Gov. Jerry...

For those of you affected by Hurricane Harvey, how well did your prepping plan play out? There are a lot of people who were flooded, and there is no way to prep for the emotional pain of that. I would like to hear from the people who were flooded as well as the people who were not. All of...

My parents and younger siblings moved to New York recently, about a half hour from the "Big Apple" itself. I live in Indiana and have some preps and SHTF plans but I am still a novice. How do I talk to my parents about having evacuation routes in case of a disaster? NYC is the LAST place you...

Any experts here seen this story? http://www.infowars.com/yellowstone-eruption-in-2016-shocking-new-video-shows-what-is-really-going-on-at-yellowstone/ I live on the east coast so I'm always curious how deep the ash would get here.

http://time.com/safest-counties/ You can click on a County to see the details.

I've been cruising through the threads the past few days and I'm beginning to feel that a lot of people forget about the natural disasters that can rue the day and concentrate more on government collapse, government takeover, or zombies. Don't get me wrong, I'm ready for the zombies (I think)...

I dont guess New Jersey needs too much help. Things may not be as bad as they seem. If relief crews can be turned away because they are non-union workers, then things must not be "that" bad. http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/11/02/New-Jersey-Turns-Away-Nonunion-Relief-Crews...

I understand the peoples frustration, my family and I were without power for 18 days after hurricane Rita. 3 days is nothing compared to 2 1/2 weeks. There is no excuse for this kind of behavior. I think this is a good example of how quickly things can go bad. By throwing eggs the people are...

Three days people, only three days and residents who did not evacuate are begging for help, http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlines/2012/11/were-going-to-die-staten-island-residents-plead-for-help-3-days-after-sandy/ We have two issues here: 1 - people did not heed the call to evacuate. 2 -...

Last year i had a earthquake then a hurricane, this year, i get another earthquake, and whats the odds its deja vu all over again. :(

As many of you know, the upper midwest and midatlantic states had an incredible windstorm (called a Derecho) which knocked out power and water to large areas. I live in West Virginia, and we are on day 6 of mini-SHTF! Our power is still not scheduled to return until Sunday of this week. My...

Like probably many of you, we lost power due to the derecho winds that swept through much of the east coast on Friday night. In fact, as storm damage goes, we were on the fortunate side in that it didn't cause major damage to most of the area. Thanks to our great utilities folks, the power was...

I hope everyone affected by Debby has their preps in order.

Hey all. We are getting our butts kicked by Debby here today. Our winds hit 60mph, there was a tornado 2 miles East of my house. They say the waves in the Gulf are cresting at 16ft, and we aren't but a mile inland, if that, from the coast. My hubby had to go to the store earlier and he saw...

I admit that I often have a hard time relating to many of the issues that preppers in the Lower 48 experience. Many, if not all of my neighbors have some food stocked up, many have started gardens in recent years, most have firearms in their homes, and alternative energy is quite common (from...