About Storm Supply

Storm Supply publishes practical hurricane and severe-weather preparedness guides for Florida and Gulf Coast households. The site is written by the Storm Supply team.

What we cover

We focus on the work you can do before a storm and the questions that come up after one: what supplies to keep, how much water to store, how to run a generator safely, how to protect windows and doors, and what to do about food when the power goes out. Start with our hurricane supply checklist.

Who the site is for

We write for households in hurricane-prone areas, especially people who are new to the coast and facing their first storm season. The goal is to help you prepare early and calmly, so a watch or warning means finishing a checklist instead of starting one.

How our content is made

Articles on this site are drafted with the help of AI tools and reviewed and edited before publishing. We base safety guidance on official public sources and avoid predictions, product claims, or numbers we can't confirm.

This site is general guidance, not an emergency service. Always confirm forecasts, watches, warnings, and evacuation orders with official sources: the National Hurricane Center (nhc.noaa.gov), ready.gov, and your county or local emergency management office. If officials tell you to evacuate, go.

Corrections and questions

If you spot something that's wrong or out of date, please contact us. We read every message and correct errors when we confirm them.