Coming to you from the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in SC. Where our preps held, and where they didn't.
VIDEO HERE (13:14 minutes)
Coming to you from the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in SC. Where our preps held, and where they didn't.
VIDEO HERE (13:14 minutes)
A short rant:
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Best Regards,
S.v.
And this has what to do with the subject of the video?
DeleteI'm sorry but I couldn't listen any further, some people have voices that raise the hair on your neck and her's is one for me.
ReplyDeleteThat said being I live in hurricane county and have been through way too many so let me say this... If the ground is saturated trees do come down with the slightest breeze, wind is terrible but water is the killer.. Tital surges and flash floods kill more people and damage more property than the wind. As to preps, yes have food, water, supplies to fit the needs of your family or group and emergency power that will last for at least 5 days, feds say 72 hours but that's not enough..
If water is rising quickly in your area or you're in a low lying area GTFO, take what you can and go. If it's rising slowly then monitor it closely but if you have doubts get out... Trust your judgement, if it says get away do it .
Best wishes to all who are dealing with the effects of this storm
JD