Maybe we could help each other create a "storm stash" list!😇❤️🙏 Please add to this if you think of something. Thanks!! (And thank you for your suggestion in another post, True Patriot@kbkraken! You got me thinking... 😉🙏)

--Water
--Pet food
--Paper products (toilet paper, paper towels, napkins, tissues)
--Rubbing alcohol/Hydrogen peroxide
--Vinegar/Baking soda
--Bandaids/antibiotic ointment/First aid kit
--Personal products
--Supplements
--Soap/Dishwashing liquid/Laundry detergent
--Batteries
--Radios
--Flashlights
--Candles
--Matches
--Plastic bags
--Sealable sandwich bags
--Paper or plastic plates, bowls, cups, cutlery
--Coolers
--Protein powder
--Energy/protein bars
--Nuts, seeds, trail mix
--Peanut butter
--Jelly
--Bread
--Canned/Packaged soup
--Crackers
--Popcorn
--Canned beans
--Dried fruit
--Books, magazines, games, paper, pencil/pen
--A packed overnight bag

What else, you all?🤔

What if a storm hits during wintertime? What else would you suggest that's not already included on the main list and on here?

--Warm blankets for you, your family, your pets
--Hats, gloves, scarves, thermals, etc., to wear inside
--Generator
--If no generator, a small tent you can put on top of a bed with a sleeping bag inside (I remember this tip from@GlynHowardFndIt2 in a discussion from last year. Thanks, Glyn! If you have more tips for us, please let us know!)

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