Valid question.
Make sure you have a second battery for your laptop charged up?
That scenario is always in the back of our minds (earthquake country in California desert)... being as our home is all electric, we try and keep overstocked on canned stuff, make sure at least 3 of our 5 barbecue-size propane tanks are filled.....and pray nothing happens when it's 115 degrees.
One thing we learned after the Northridge quake, since we were close to ground zero and out of power for almost 3 days......cash is king! Achmed WILL keep his convenience store open, but he won't be able to process credit cards.
Only way I can think of, and it was vital
after Andrew for a very long time, is a generator.
The Galveston coastal cam shots are ominous.
Stay safe.
During Rita we were without power for 32 days. Wee were finally able to find a generator. Now with $4 gas we couldn’t afford it anyway even if we could find it. I need to get a propane powered one as we can always get propane. Since we live in the sticks we need power for water.
barbra ann
We had no power for three weeks after Charley. Then one week on and a second week off again thanks to one of the other three that hit that summer.