Evacuation kit
The bag by the door. What goes in it and why.
Kit library
Kit guides
Nine kit guides, each with a printable checklist. The guide is where the reasoning lives — what to pack, how much, and why.
Food and water kit
How much, what kind, and how to store and rotate.
Power outage kit
For outages that last days, not hours.
First aid kit
Built around post-hurricane injuries and illness.
Documents kit
What to copy, where to store it, and why it matters.
Pet kit
For the animals in your household.
Baby and child kit
Organized by age. Infants through school-age.
Senior and medical kit
Medications, powered equipment, heat vulnerability.
Car kit
Year-round car readiness and evacuation additions.
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Editorial note
How this guidance is reviewed
This page was written and reviewed by Michael Hendrick on April 20, 2026. HurricaneSupplyList.com is an independent preparedness project with no ads or affiliate links.
This guidance is checked against Ready.gov, the National Hurricane Center, the National Weather Service, FEMA, and the state or local emergency management sources linked on the page.
Use this page to prepare early. When local officials issue evacuation orders, shelter instructions, weather alerts, or medical guidance, follow those primary sources first.