HOUSEHOLD STORM PLAN - YENRA Guide: https://yenra.com/storm-preparation/ Worksheet edition: September 10, 2026 Save a private copy and fill it in with everyone involved. Keep it accessible without relying on one phone. Use current official warnings and local instructions during an emergency. This is a planning record, not an evacuation order or a substitute for professional advice. HOUSEHOLD AND CONTACTS Last reviewed (date): Household members and assistance needs: Primary household contact and number: Out-of-area contact and number: School/work/caregiver pickup arrangements: Who checks on relatives or neighbors, and their backup: ALERTS AND LOCAL INFORMATION Local NWS forecast bookmark: Local emergency-management website and alert service: Phone emergency-alert settings checked (date/device): Second warning channel and how it is powered: Who monitors messages, and their backup: DESTINATIONS AND TRANSPORT Meeting location: Possible destination 1 / contact / confirmation date: Possible destination 2 / contact / confirmation date: Local source for current evacuation routes and road closures: Driver or transport provider and backup: Accessibility, medical-equipment and pet arrangements: Time needed to put those arrangements into action: SUPPLIES AND POWER Food, drinking water and medication inventory / dates to rotate: Supplies for children, pets and individual needs: Flashlights and radio tested (date/result): Phones, power banks and matching charging cables: Essential documents and emergency bag location: Outage arrangements agreed with care/equipment providers: Alternative location if indoor temperature becomes unsafe: Generator manual and CDC precautions reviewed, if applicable: CO detectors checked (date/result): REHEARSAL Scenario rehearsed and date: Can everyone find the plan and reach the designated contact? What failed or took longer than expected? Correction / responsible person / completion date: ACTIVE EVENT RECORD Official source and issue time (include time zone): Affected location and warning instructions: Local evacuation or shelter instruction: Action / responsible person / completion: Next official update to check: Status message sent to household contact (time): After an event, review the plan and replenish used supplies. Refresh it when contacts, household needs, transport or destinations change. Source context: NWS flood preparation, alerts and response guidance; CDC generator safety. Supporting links and explanations are in the guide.