Summary
Hurricane Beryl proved that our local power grid is still super fragile, so it’s time to prep your emergency kit and check in on your neighbors. We need to be ready for potential service outages and slow recovery times if another storm hits.
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Impact analysis
You might end up shelling out for spoiled groceries or emergency supplies if the power stays off for days.
Folks who take the time to prep their homes and build a community network will be way better off when the lights go out.
People who rely on medical equipment or have limited resources to handle long-term power outages are at the highest risk.
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