People Wear several layers of loose clothing for insulating and allowing evaporation of perspiration. Outer layer should be wind and waterproof. Wear two pairs of socks and boots that cover the ankles Stock an emergency supply of food and water. Include food that does not require refrigeration or cooking. Facial or toilet tissue Matches, candles, cigarette lighter or solid fuel.
Proper ventilation is necessary to prevent oxygen starvation.
Auto and Travel Check battery condition Keep gas tank full. Prepare and discuss travel survival plans with family. Let someone at both ends of trip know where you are going, the route, how you travel, and the expected arrival time. Home Change furnace filters and have the furnace serviced on a regular basis Check storage areas. Make sure they are not close to a heat source.