Make sure to have an emergency preparedness kit with basic supplies such as a first aid kit, a three-day supply of food and water, flashlights and extra batteries, a battery or crank-powered radio and a NOAA Weather Radio, and a change of clothes. Also make sure you have a plan to communicate with family members in case of an emergency.

Make sure to check the National Weather Service Central Region outlooks regularly to stay informed of potential weather hazards in the Midwest USA.

Take advantage of the outdoors by stocking up on supplies and preparing for extreme weather conditions. Invest in items like warm clothing, flashlights, and non-perishable food items, and ensure you have a reliable source of energy such as a generator or an alternative energy source. Also, be sure to build up an emergency fund in case of an unexpected emergency.

Be prepared for extreme weather events such as tornadoes, blizzards, and heat waves. Make sure to have an emergency plan, supplies, and know how to react in these types of situations. Stay up to date with the local news and weather forecasts and be sure to have an alternate way to charge your phone and other devices in case of power outages.

Make sure to have supplies in your home to last at least a few weeks in case of severe weather or unexpected events. Include items such as non-perishable food, water, flashlights, batteries, and medications. Additionally, having an emergency plan in place will help you stay prepared and safe should a disaster strike.

Be sure to keep an emergency kit in your car in case of severe weather. Include items such as blankets, flashlights, drinking water, a first aid kit, and nonperishable snacks. It’s also a good idea to research the types of severe weather that can occur in the area, so that you can be prepared.

Be sure to store plenty of food and supplies in case of extreme weather conditions. Make sure you have a plan for both safety and comfort during storms or power outages or other extreme weather conditions. Invest in a generator to provide electricity if needed, and make sure to have a plan in place for staying safe during tornadoes or other severe weather.