Don’t know where to start? I offer a whole range of ideas. Some of the suggestions here include preparing ahead of time for a specific impending disaster when a warning has been issued, and other suggestions are for general preparedness. For example, having a full tank of gas in your car or filling your bathtub with water is something you may have time to do if a warning is issued, but if disaster strikes without warning you will not have time to do some of these things.
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