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Fire water shelter food. Stores candles instead of batteries. Store hemp hearts instead of rice. Buy Tallow. Learn ketogenic diet.....it will save your life. No craving high energy diet. Store powdered greens and powdered fruits and protein drinks. Air rifle over powder. Buy snares and traps. Crossbow. Learn your area. Ferro rod over lighters. Rain coats and windbreakers will save your life....wind is another killer. Etc etc etc. Store seeds....buy hand tools

I would add, find your shelter now and store these things there but always have a "get out bag" with or near you at all times possible.

I'd actually recommend what some affectionately refer to as a "bug-out bag" and what others refer to as a 72-hour survival kit for every member of your family - as well as any pets. You can see plenty of examples with a quick search, but the basics are food and 1 gallon of water per person per day, a change of clothes, some cash, light, sleeping bags, and a wind-up radio for basic information. I have these in my home in backpacks (except the water) so all we have to do is grab them and run out the door. For my kids, their bags also include small games or toys, some comfort snacks and candies, and the cheap LED flashlights you can get at any dollar store (I have several good rechargeable headlamps in mine as well as a Ham radio and some other items).

That's a starter kit and EVERYONE should have them. They're protection against any random weather event, power outage, or even wildfires, but you have to put them together ahead of time.

For more long-term shelter-in-place-type survival, there are plenty of ideas and you should research what works best for your area. Unless you're in a big city. Those are deathtraps.