Preparing for a blizzard

Anyone who has lived through a blizzard understands you need more than milk and bread in your winter stockpile.

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Living in New England, winter storms are nothing new. We're used to waking up with a nice dusting of snow on the ground throughout the winter months with no need to prepare (unlike some Southern states that shutdown for half an inch of snow!). But, there are times when winter weather delivers blizzards that can last days - causing low visibility, extreme cold, power outages, and disruption to emergency services.When you know a blizzard is coming your way, you should prepare to keep you and…

Ice and slush can make roads slippery, and snow can make them impassable. All can leave you and your car stranded for hours or even days at a time. If it happens to you, don't head out on foot for help. The car provides shelter, and rescuers are far more likely to find your car than you. To prepare for the unexpected and avoid getting stuck, take stock of our recommendations for items to keep in a car for winter driving. #winterdriving #winter #blizzard #snow #blackice #triplea

35 Feel like you need to be better prepared for a blizzard? Winter storms may not seem nearly as dangerous as some of the other severe weather-related challenges out there, but they still create a host of risks that many people often don’t think about. Frostbite, hypothermia, carbon monoxide poisoning, and heart attacks caused by...

We just had a blizzard here in New Jersey. We had the wind of a Noreaster howling for hours. And, the snow really piled up. We wound up with 20 inches (not in the drifts).

Winter means blizzards, and anyone who lives in a colder climate needs to know how to prepare for a blizzard. Take some tips from homesteaders to be ready.