HURRICANE PREP

Prepare early. Protect your family. Stay ready before the storm hits.

BUILD YOUR KIT SHOP HURRICANE GEAR

KNOW YOUR RISK

Understand local threats, evacuation zones, and potential impacts.

MAKE A PLAN

Create a communication plan, evacuation route, and emergency contacts.

BUILD A KIT

Assemble essential supplies to survive at least 72 hours on your own.

STAY INFORMED

Monitor forecasts and alerts from trusted sources before, during, and after the storm.

HISTORIC HURRICANES

Powerful storms. Lasting impact. Be prepared—not scared.

Hurricane Katrina

Hurricane Katrina

2005

Category

Category 5

Major Impact

Catastrophic flooding across the Gulf Coast

Damage

$125 Billion+

Hurricane Ian

Hurricane Ian

2022

Category

Category 4

Major Impact

Severe impact to Southwest Florida

Damage

$112 Billion+

Hurricane Milton

Hurricane Milton

2024

Category

Category 5

Major Impact

Major hurricane impact across Central Florida

Damage

$34+ Billion

Sources: NOAA, NHC, FEMA, Insurance Information Institute

WHAT TO DO NOW

KNOW YOUR EVACUATION ZONES

Check local maps and understand your evacuation routes.

SECURE OUTDOOR ITEMS

Bring in or tie down items that can become projectiles.

STOCK WATER & FOOD

Store at least 1 gallon of water per person per day.

CHARGE DEVICES & POWER BANKS

Ensure phones, radios, and batteries are fully charged.

PROTECT IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS

Store copies in a waterproof, portable container.

DOWNLOAD PREP CHECKLIST

HURRICANE FACTS

STORM SURGE IS DEADLY

Storm surge is the leading cause of hurricane deaths. Just a few feet of water can be deadly.

INLAND FLOODING IS COMMON

Heavy rainfall can cause dangerous flooding far from the coast—even hundreds of miles.

POWER OUTAGES ARE LIKELY

Over 70% of hurricanes cause power outages. Be ready to live without power for days.

PREPARATION TODAY. PROTECTION TOMORROW.

Gear up with trusted hurricane supplies built to help you stay safe and self-reliant.

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