Create a survival kit to keep in your home or car so you can be prepared for any emergency situation. Include items such as a first-aid kit, food and water, flashlights and batteries, a map and compass, a multi-tool, and other items depending on the risks in your area.

Keep an eye on the weather and plan ahead for any winter storms that may come your way. Stay stocked up on supplies, such as food, water, and any medicines you may need. Have access to an emergency kit that includes warm clothes, an alternate power source, and flashlights. Lastly, make sure to stay informed about local weather events and become familiar with the emergency plans in your community.

Prepare for extreme weather conditions year-round. Midwest winters can be very cold and snowy with strong winds, while summers tend to be hot and humid with severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. Stock up on supplies for at least two weeks in case of an emergency, and make sure you have a plan for staying safe if extreme weather strikes.

Be sure to stay up to date on the weather and stay prepared for thunderstorms, tornadoes, and floods, which are all common in the Midwest. Have an emergency kit ready including supplies such as first aid items, non-perishable food, blankets, flashlights, and a weather radio. Have a plan of action for each type of weather event.

Be prepared for extreme weather. Pack an emergency kit with flashlights, batteries, a weather radio, a first-aid kit, extra drinking water, non-perishable food items, blankets, and a fully-charged cell phone. Make sure your home is stocked with supplies such as rock salt or sand for icy driveways and walkways, a shovel, and extra warm clothing.

Make sure to have a plan for severe weather. Be sure to have emergency supplies such as flashlights, batteries, food, water and a first aid kit. Have a plan for how to stay safe in an emergency situation, such as an earthquake or tornado. Be aware of local and state emergency alerts. Have an emergency contact list ready. Have a disaster plan that includes the whole family.

Be prepared for extreme weather conditions. Make sure to have an emergency storm shelter on hand, have extra supplies like food and water, stay informed about current weather conditions, and always keep your car and any outdoor items secured in case of extreme winds or hail.