The Importance Of Tornado Alley

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As the tornado siren sounds, danger is on its way. When the tornado impacts the ground, quickly evacuate to your storm cellar, but what do you do next? First thing is first, what do you need to pack if your house is damaged? Most of the population in the Tornado Alley have these supplies in their cellar. An essential supply you will need is a first aid kit. When you or someone gets hurt, use this kit to solve your medical needs. Another thing that you would need is a 3-4 day supply of preserved food to last you for a few days. Canned food is also necessary; to open it, bring can openers and cooking utensils/fuel. Paper plates and silverware are additional supplies for the food. Speaking of which, you will also need 4-5 gallons of water because food and water are essential …show more content…
As for your personal stuff, make sure you have the garbage bag, plastic ties, and wet towelettes, for personal sanitation. If there are any infants or children in your house or property, make sure that you bring diapers, milk, or any infant and children supplies. Same thing happens with a senior citizen/

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