How can you deal with Hurricane Precipitation?

Hurricane Precipitation As Hurricane Sandy reminds us all that Hurricane season is not over what can you do to prepare for hurricane precipatation. Here in North Carolina we have been enjoying the feast and famine of rain fall for over three years. We have been getting a lot more of the famine but recently have [...]

Posted by Rural North Carolina on October 29th, 2012 | No Comments Posted in Preparedness, Rural North Carolina

Emergency Preparedness Month time again!

Emergency Preparedness Month Let be known to all people that September is Emergency Preparedness Month! This is a great time to reflect on where you are at and how long you could survive with the materials and skills you have accumulated. The month of September is the peak of the hurricane season in the Atlantic [...]

Posted by Rural North Carolina on September 10th, 2012 | 1 Comment Posted in Preparedness, Rural North Carolina

Preparing for a Hurricane – Lessons from Katrina and Gustav

This week is hurricane preparedness week. I have lived in hurricane prone areas my entire life until a year ago. I grew up in south-east Louisiana and have been through my fair share of them. From tropical storms that were no worse than a passing summer storm to the big ones: Katrina, followed by Rita, [...]

Posted by PamelaFarms on May 29th, 2012 | No Comments Posted in Pamela Farms, Preparedness, Survival

Dust the List off for Hurricane Preparedness

Hurricane Preparedness Every year about this time we need to dust off our Hurricane Preparedness Lists. The season officially starts June 1st but there has already been two named storms. The forecast is that it will be a normal year. The thing about Hurricanes of course are that if they hit you then normal is [...]

Posted by Rural North Carolina on May 28th, 2012 | 2 Comments Posted in Preparedness, Rural North Carolina

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