U.S. Disaster Preparedness Portal with real-time government data
U.S. Disaster Preparedness Portal with real-time government data
The best portable power station for most households facing a 72-hour blackout is a 1,000 Wh or larger LFP unit with at least 1,500 W continuous output, based on FEMA disaster data and EIA outage statistics.
Since 2016, Oklahoma has logged 84 federally declared disasters, 46 of them wildfires, only 3 tornadoes. Here's how to choose and program a NOAA weather radio in Oklahoma City that covers your real all-hazards risk, including the eight fire disasters declared in early 2026.
Since 2021, the United States has recorded 351 federally declared disasters, here's what that pattern means for households facing an unknown airborne chemical release and how to stay safe for the first 72 hours.
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North Carolina has logged 23 federally declared disasters since 2016 — 8 hurricanes, 5 wildfires, and a winter storm in January 2026. Here's what Charlotte-area families need in a 72-hour kit based on the state's real threat record, not a generic checklist.
Pennsylvania has logged 7 federally declared disasters since 2016, and only one was a snowstorm. Here's what that means for choosing a generator in Philadelphia, and which units hold up when the grid actually fails.
New York has logged 24 federally declared disasters since 2016, floods, hurricanes, tropical storms, and a wildfire all in the last year alone. Here's how to build a food storage plan that matches what actually hits NYC, not generic advice.
FEMA has released preliminary updated flood maps for Worcester County, here's what the data actually means for your insurance, your basement, and your 72-hour readiness before the next storm hits.
Use this 72-hour hurricane checklist to build water, power, and safety readiness for your home before the next storm. Start now.
A printable hurricane preparedness checklist covering water, food, power, medications, and communications for 72-hour household self-sufficiency, based on FEMA and NOAA guidance.