Here’s on way (of many) to look at or consider 4 phases of disaster. It may help the overall process of one’s preparedness.

A list of guidelines and a chart for safe ice thickness, sourced from the Department of Natural Resources.

Ice storm preparedness? The most important thing is to get home well before it starts. Here’s why, and other unique considerations…

Basic supplies to have for Survival Mode during a winter snowstorm power outage that may last days or even weeks…

Disasters from natural hazards range from mild, moderate, to severe. There’s always a “worst case scenario” to plan for.

How far inland can a tsunami travel? Here are elevation maps of the East Coast USA providing some context, with caveats…

A hurricane preparedness list of things to do and items to get, to help you before, during and after the event.

It is one of the most terrifying sounds you will hear, if it happens to you in real life. Here’s audio of tornado sound…

Will anyone recognize that a Grand Solar Minimum is apparently coming? What to do about it; how much of the food supply might be affected?

A drought does not announce its arrival. It’s a “creeping phenomenon,”. Here are several Realtime United States drought maps.