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How to Prepare for a Winter Ice Storm

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By Jennifer Glennon
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The weatherman is calling for a winter ice storm to hit your area in the coming days. Many people will hear this warning and forget about it just as fast. This is not the thing that you should. Winter ice storms can cause damage and problems for many people. It is for this reason that it is important to prepare for a winter ice storm. You will feel much better when you have everything that you need when the winter ice storm hits.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions
  1. Step 1

    Place a winter emergency kit in your car. There are going to be times when a winter ice storm will hit when you are away from the house. Unfortunately, most employers will not let you call out because the weatherman is calling for a winter ice storm. Your winter emergency kit will help you to get home in one piece no matter what you encounter.

  2. Step 2

    Collect all of your flashlights and candles together and make sure that everything is working correctly before the winter ice storm hits. Winter ice storms have been notorious for knocking out power to millions with the weight of the ice on power lines. Do not be left in the dark during the winter ice storm.

  3. Step 3

    Keep your pantry stocked with food that you can eat with out having to cook it. If you lose power during a winter ice storm, you want to make sure that you can still eat. You can also make sure you have all the usual food necessities in case you still have power but are stuck in the house for a few days due to the winter ice storm.

Tips & Warnings
  • Try to prepare for a winter ice storm as far in advance as you can. This will keep you home and safe as the storm is on the way.
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