Episode 9 – Hurricane Preparedness Part 2: Power, Communication, and After the Storm 🌪️🔋📻
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In part two of our hurricane preparedness series, Jeff and Chris continue where they left off, moving from pre-storm planning into communication, power, and recovery. From generator maintenance and battery management to checking on your neighbors after the storm, this episode is packed with lessons learned and practical advice to help you weather the aftermath safely and smartly.
What’s in This Episode:
- Power and communication plans for hurricanes and outages
- Battery banks, solar chargers, and inverter setups for vehicles
- Radios, hand cranks, and why you should know your NOAA weather channels
- The basics of neighborhood communication plans and ham radio options
- Generator safety, fuel, and lubrication tips to keep engines running
- What to do during the storm, where to shelter, and what to avoid
- Candle safety, fire extinguishers, and home protection during high winds
- Assessing storm damage, clearing debris, and checking on neighbors
- Lessons from real storms and the importance of acting early
Why Listen to This Episode?
Part two rounds out your hurricane readiness plan with real-world experience and actionable strategies. Whether you’ve just been through a storm or want to prepare for the next one, this discussion gives you practical ways to stay safe, connected, and confident.
More Info:
- preparedneighborspodcast.com
- YouTube Channel
- RedCircle Podcast Page
Resources & Gear Mentioned:
- Weather Radio (NOAA channels, hand crank, solar): https://amzn.to/46R0xf5
- 12V Vehicle Inverter (power your gear safely): https://amzn.to/4nLY0Kr
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