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How to protect your homestead when these natural disasters hit

July 28, 2021 - blizzards on cities. However, homesteaders may face different risks such as destroyed crops or animals dying from the cold.

It is best to stockpile food, ample amounts of water, heating fuel and medicines for both humans and animals before the blizzard strikes. Animals should also be provided with shelter to protect them from the intense cold. On the other hand, extra effort is needed to take care of animals as they will be dealing with freezing water and lack of access ...

Surviving natural disasters: How to prepare for 5 extreme weather events

January 10, 2023 -

Read on for tips on how to prepare for extreme weather events like blizzards and tornadoes. (h/t to Survivopedia.com)

Before disaster strikes, make sure you have the following supplies in your stockpile:

Blizzards

Blizzards come with intense snowstorms that sometimes occur in winter. During this time, you may also experience power outages.

You should stock up on supplies ...

Climate models and extreme weather: Why predictions often fail to match reality

20 days ago - blizzards, where media sensationalism and political agendas often distort public perception.The science behind snowfall predictions

One critical flaw in climate models is their inability to accurately account for moisture and temperature interactions. While warmer winters theoretically hold more moisture—leading some to predict intensified blizzards—real-world observations show a negative relationship between temperature and snowfall. Cold winters produce more ...

Geologist: ‘The records written in the rocks’ reveal global cooling is due

February 01, 2023 - blizzards blow and glaciers grow, the great ice sheets will spread again. Carbon dioxide will be removed from the atmosphere into the cooling oceans and most of mankind will be threatened by frosts, droughts, crop failures and starvation. A lucky few living in equatorial regions or clustered in shelters and hot houses around coal or nuclear power stations may survive.

Those still able to extract uranium, coal, oil or gas may manage to generate enough warmth and ...

Winter survival guide: Essential skills for thriving in snow and ice

2 months ago -

Behind winter's breathtaking scenery lies many dangers. From sudden blizzards to treacherous ice, the season demands preparation, adaptability and knowledge. Whether you're trekking through remote backcountry, stranded in an unexpected storm or simply exploring snowy trails, mastering winter survival skills can mean the difference between life and death. This guide explores critical techniques--from shelter-building to hydration--that empower adventurers ...

Americans can expect a very different winter this year thanks to El Niño

October 02, 2023 - blizzards in quick succession.

Sources for this article include:

ZeroHedge.com

Weather.gov

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Your preparedness checklist: Have you secured these areas in your shelter?

June 01, 2018 - blizzards, while summer causes heat strokes. It's important to find ways to cool or heat your home. Get the right kinds of clothes and wear more or fewer layers depending on the temperature. A fire will heat up your home quite nicely. Cooling is a bigger challenge. If possible, pick a cool area for your shelter.

Third on the list is a supply of food and drinking water. Start with two paychecks' worth of food with long shelf lives. Then stock up six months' worth ...

How to stay ahead of the Ebola virus

August 05, 2018 -

In a way, Ebola is no different from blizzards and hurricanes. There is a seasonal pattern to the outbreaks. And just like with natural phenomena or potential disasters, you can prepare for possible viral epidemics by becoming aware of their origins and specifics.

Begin by browsing information databases about Ebola. The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have web pages dedicated to the details and latest developments ...

Winter Storm Systems Prompt Travel Warnings and Power Outage Concerns Across United States

5 days ago - blizzards, thunderstorms, wildfires, and tornadoes over a large stretch of the country. A rapidly-intensifying megastorm is slamming the United States, unleashing a dangerous combination of conditions threatening tens of millions of people [1]. Meteorologists say the storm could affect nearly 200 million people across the central and eastern United States, bringing widespread outages [2].

AccuWeather experts warn of a rapidly intensifying storm system bringing historic ...

Spring wheat hits its highest price in 14 years, spurring higher food prices

May 11, 2022 - blizzards, winter storms and high winds hit North and South Dakota, stalling wheat plantings schedule for April. The resulting wet conditions prevented farmers from working their fields, further decreasing wheat yields.

"The spring wheat crop should continue to see planting delays, with heavy rains and cold weather in the forecast," said commodity research firm The Hightower Report.

While too much water has impacted wheat crops in the U.S., lack of water has ...

Floods delay plantings in Northern Plains, could trigger food shortage

April 28, 2022 -

First it was extreme drought conditions throughout much of the Northern Plains outside of the Dakotas that put wheat crops at risk. Now in the Dakotas, it is heavy blizzards, winter storms, high winds and extreme flooding.

Farmers in high-producing crop regions of these states are holding off putting seeds in the ground to avoid having them get ruined. However, for every week that plantings are delayed, harvest yield potential shrinks – and this at a time when ...

Biden’s claim that deadly Midwestern storms stem from human-caused “climate change” ripped as “utter bulls**t” by real meteorologist

December 15, 2021 - blizzards, tornadoes, typhoons and hurricanes have plagued much of the nation and the world in recent years," the Lincoln Journal Star reported in July 1974.

"Most people considered these weather conditions to be abnormal and temporary, but instead, climatologists now believe the first half of the 20th century was blessed with unusually mild weather and that the global climate has begun returning to a harsher – but more normal – state. For the long run, there is ...

Prepping essentials: Stock up on supplies now to prepare for looming food crisis

March 10, 2022 - blizzards or short-term power outages, while long-term scenarios include an EMP attack, nuclear disaster or any event that would force you to bug in at home for at least one month.

Short-term food supplies:

Long-term food supplies:

Once you've stocked up on food, don't forget to also stock up on water for the whole family....

Unlocking the mastery of bucket food storage: Essential for complete preparedness

March 12, 2024 -

As a prepper, you can sleep better at night knowing that you have access to essential food supplies in case of disasters like blizzards or tropical storms.

Make sure your stockpile contains staples such as canned food, assorted spices and grains like beans and rice. If possible, stock up on food buckets to ensure your supplies last longer. (h/t to FCS.UGA.edu)Buy bulk staples for your food supply

When SHTF, you need to eat balanced meals regularly to maintain ...

Emergency preparedness: Designing a natural disaster-proof home

August 30, 2021 - blizzards. Prioritize insulation, plumbing and roofing.

Use construction materials ideal for blizzard conditions like double-paned windows, spray foam insulation and vinyl siding.

Try a layout that utilizes a sloped roof that will prevent snow from accumulating. Install large south-facing windows to capture more natural heat when the weather is cold.

Prepare for a blizzard by getting a wood-burning stove and plenty of firewood. You should also stock ...

The Worst Hard Time : The Untold Story of Those Who Survived the Great American Dust Bowl

a long time ago - blizzards, crop failure, and the deaths of loved ones. Drawing on the voices of those who stayed and survived—those who, now in their eighties and nineties, will soon carry their memories to the grave—Egan tells a story of endurance and heroism against the backdrop of the Great Depression.As only great history can, Egan's book captures the very voice of the times: its grit, pathos, and abiding courage. Combining the human drama of Isaac's Storm with the sweep of The American ...

Would we still have power and water if we had a massive coronavirus quarantine in the US?

February 20, 2020 - blizzards, any earthquakes, unfortunate bolts of lightning, or accidents. And it also omits manmade problems like riots that damage the infrastructure or even deliberate sabotage.

In a full-on pandemic, there’s likely going to be nobody to go out there and repair potential damage. And it’s possible that even if people were willing, they might not have access to the necessary supplies or equipment if these are items that they get on a “just-in-time” basis.

As ...