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As the New Year Approaches: Lessons from Puerto Rico and the Coming Polar Vortex
As we prepare to welcome the New Year, it's important to reflect on recent events and prepare for what’s ahead. The power outage in Puerto Rico serves as a sobering reminder of how quickly essential services can be disrupted, leaving 1.4 million people in the dark today. Coupled with the looming polar vortex expected to impact parts of the U.S., now is the time to evaluate your preparedness plans and take action. Puerto Rico’s Power Outage: A Wake-Up Call Puerto Rico recently experienced a massive power outage that left homes, hospitals, and businesses without electricity for extended periods. While recovery efforts are underway, the outage highlights vulnerabilities in aging infrastructure and the cascading effects of such failures on daily life. From the inability to refrigerate food to disrupted communication and access to clean water, these challenges remind us of the importance of being ready for unexpected emergencies. Key Takeaway: Power outages can happen anywhere and at any time. Are you ready to stay safe and self-reliant if the lights go out? The Polar Vortex: Another Test of Preparedness Meteorologists are warning about a polar vortex descending upon parts of the U.S., bringing extreme cold temperatures, potential snowfall, and increased strain on power grids. Winter storms of this magnitude can knock out power, disrupt travel, and pose serious risks to health and safety. What Can You Do Now? - Winterize Your Home: Insulate pipes, seal windows and doors, and ensure your heating system is in good working order. - Stock Up on Essentials: Make sure you have non-perishable food, water, medications, and warm clothing. - Backup Power Sources: Invest in portable power banks, solar chargers, or a generator to keep critical devices running. Get Your Preps Together Now With these events as a backdrop, there’s no better time to take stock of your emergency supplies and plans. Preparedness isn’t just about having gear; it’s about having a strategy.
As the New Year Approaches: Lessons from Puerto Rico and the Coming Polar Vortex
Overnight Tornadoes and Power Outages: Are You Prepared for the Unexpected?
Overnight tornadoes have once again wreaked havoc, leaving a trail of destruction across multiple states. These storms serve as a stark reminder of nature's unpredictable power and the importance of being prepared for sudden disasters. Recent tornadoes in Texas and Mississippi tragically claimed at least two lives, caused multiple injuries, and destroyed numerous homes and buildings. In Brazoria County, Texas, one person lost their life, and around 40 structures were damaged or destroyed. Meanwhile, in Mississippi, another fatality occurred in Adams County, with significant damage reported in towns like Bude and Brandon. Beyond the immediate devastation, tens of thousands of residents across several states faced widespread power outages. In Mississippi alone, nearly 65,000 people were left in the dark, with additional outages reported in Texas, Louisiana, and Alabama. The Impact of Power Outages Power outages can exacerbate the challenges posed by natural disasters. They can disrupt communication, access to clean water, and food supplies, as well as hinder the use of medical devices and essential transportation. These cascading effects can create life-threatening situations, especially for vulnerable populations. Are You Ready? Preparedness is crucial to mitigating the impact of disasters like tornadoes and widespread power outages. Here are some practical steps to ensure you and your loved ones are ready for the unexpected: 1. Build an Emergency Kit Prepare a kit that includes essentials such as: 2. Create a Family Communication Plan Establish a plan so all family members know how to reach each other and where to meet if separated during a disaster. 3. Invest in Backup Power A generator can be a lifesaver during prolonged power outages. Use it safely to avoid risks like carbon monoxide poisoning. 4. Stay Informed Keep a battery-powered or hand-crank radio for emergency updates. Sign up for local weather alerts to stay ahead of severe weather conditions. 5. Ensure Home Safety Secure heavy furniture, appliances, and other potential hazards. Learn how to shut off utilities like gas and electricity to prevent accidents.
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 Overnight Tornadoes and Power Outages: Are You Prepared for the Unexpected?
Title: The Drone Situation: What You Need to Know and How to Prepare
**Introduction** In recent months, drones have increasingly been making headlines. Whether it's their role in conflicts, surveillance, or mysterious appearances in civilian areas, these flying devices are becoming a key player in modern events. For those in the preparedness community, understanding the evolving *drone situation* is critical. In this post, we'll break down what's happening, why it matters, and what you can do to prepare. 👉**What's Going On with Drones?** Drones (also known as UAVs - Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) are no longer just tools for hobbyists or videographers. They're now used across various industries and increasingly in strategic ways: 1. **Surveillance and Monitoring** Governments, law enforcement, and private companies are using drones for surveillance, monitoring protests, tracking wildlife, and even managing traffic. 2. **Conflict Zones and Military Use** Recent conflicts, including those in Ukraine and the Middle East, have showcased drones as cost-effective tools for reconnaissance, attacks, and defense. Civilian-grade drones are now being modified for military applications. 3. **Mystery Drones in Civilian Spaces** Reports of unidentified drones flying over critical infrastructure like power plants, military bases, and residential areas have raised concerns. Are they being used for spying, testing vulnerabilities, or something else? The answers aren't always clear. - **Recent Activity and Time Frames:** Over the past 6-12 months, there have been increased reports of drone activity across **New York** and **New Jersey**, particularly near critical infrastructure. - **Other Locations:** Similar drone activity has been reported in **Colorado**, **California**, and overseas in **Ukraine**, **Middle East**, and **Eastern Europe**. 4. **Emerging Drone Swarm Technology** Developments include "drone swarms" working together in coordinated patterns, raising new risks. 5. **Nuclear Sniffing Drones** Recent unconfirmed reports involve drones scanning for nuclear activity around New York, New Jersey, Washington D.C., and even Europe.
Title: The Drone Situation: What You Need to Know and How to Prepare
What’s Your Plan B? Are You Ready to Bug Out During Civil Unrest?😟🤷‍♂️
In an unpredictable world, where civil unrest, economic instability, and natural disasters are becoming more common, it’s critical to ask yourself: What’s Your Plan B? If you’re forced to leave your home unexpectedly, would you be prepared to bug out? Survival is not just about staying calm—it's about having a well-thought-out plan and the tools to execute it. Why You Need a Plan B The reality is, when chaos strikes, waiting too long to act can put you and your family at greater risk. Here are some scenarios where a Plan B becomes essential: 1. Civil Unrest: Protests and riots can quickly escalate, disrupting services and endangering neighborhoods. 2. Natural Disasters: Floods, hurricanes, and wildfires can force evacuations with little notice. 3. Economic Collapse: Resource shortages can create dangerous environments where self-reliance becomes key. What a Bug-Out Plan Looks Like Creating a Plan B doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Here are some essentials to consider: - Bug-Out Location: Choose a safe and remote area, like the log cabin scene in the image above, where you can escape and regroup. - Supplies: Stockpile food, water, medical kits, tools, and survival gear in advance. - Communication: Have a reliable way to stay in touch, such as a two-way radio or satellite phone. - Training: Learn essential survival skills like building fires, setting up shelter, and first aid. Join the Surviving What’s Coming Community You don’t have to prepare alone. Coach Dex and the Surviving What’s Coming community on Skool are here to guide you through every step of your preparedness journey. 🔗 Join us today: https://www.skool.com/survivingwhatscoming/about When you join, you’ll get access to: - Exclusive guides and checklists to help you build your Plan B. - A supportive community of like-minded individuals. - Practical tips to stay ahead in uncertain times. Why Share This Message? Preparedness isn’t just for you—it’s for your loved ones too. Share this blog post with your friends, family, and anyone who needs to think about their Plan B. Let’s ensure no one is left unprepared in the face of uncertainty.
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What’s Your Plan B? Are You Ready to Bug Out During Civil Unrest?😟🤷‍♂️
🚨 Welcome to the First Edition of the Surviving What’s Coming Newsletter! 🚨
Hey Family! I hope your Thanksgiving holiday was filled with family, joy, and lots of pie! We’re excited to launch this monthly newsletter as a way to keep you informed, inspired, and connected with the incredible community we’re building. Inside, you’ll find tips, resources, and highlights that empower you to stay prepared and resilient. What’s Inside This Month: 1. A Message from Coach Dex 2. Financial Preparedness Tips for 2025 3. Supply Chain Readiness 4. Power Outage Essentials 5. Community Shoutouts This newsletter is about more than just information—it’s a call to action. Dive into your resources, connect with your fellow members, and take the steps you need to secure your future. 📄 Download the attached Newsletter PDF! Together, we’re building a foundation of resilience and readiness. Let’s thrive in uncertain times and make 2025 a year of confidence, growth, and preparedness! Stay safe and stay ready, ~ Coach Dex & the Surviving What’s Coming Team #NewsletterLaunch #SurvivingWhatsComing #PreparedNotScared @corbin-nelson-7147 @livi-grimes-2471 @abby-willroth-9848 @theresa-cherry-9573 @danielle-e-3505 @kristina-charles-6327 @knekia-maggett-8494 @carolyn-basa-1882 @mary-kitchen-9959 @angie-w-4863 @brent-stephens-7998 @kenneth-cain-6867 @vonnetta-spencer-6522 @nathaniel-tynes-6503 @latoya-simmons-4568 @natalie-little-3896 @melissa-tibbs-2156 @lashonda-brazell-6277 @kimberly-cain-5048 @kamera-museau-2315 @terry-tenny-3146
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