48 Supplies You Need For Hurricane Season

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The Atlantic hurricane season is from June 1st to November 30th with September being the peak of the hurricane season. We’ve already had 3 major storms since the season has began and the season is long from over. Two of the three storms were category five hurricanes (Hurricane Irma and Maria) and devastated my island home a mere 12 days apart. I’ve lived through my fair share of hurricanes and it’s nothing easy.

While we can’t stop the fury of Mother Nature, there are some things that you can do to be better prepared especially during the aftermath of storm. Here is my ultimate list of supplies to have on hand during hurricane season. These will help you during and after the storm.

1. 1. Batteries (AA, D, C)
   2. Emergency weather radio
   3. Bottled water (5 days worth per person)
   4. First aid kits
   5. Canned fish
   6. Canned beans
   7. Cereal
   8. Fruit and nut/granola bars
   9. Bath towels
   10. Propane stove
   11. Portable fans
   12. Pet food
   13. Baby food
   14. Baby formula
   15. Solar powered phone chargers
   16. Mosquito repellent
   17. Large garbage bags
   18. Cooler
   19. disposable forks & spoons
   20. paper plates
   21. Toothpaste
   22. Floss
   23. Toilet Paper
   24. Baby Diapers
   25. Adult Diapers
   26. Fruit cups/canned fruit
   27. Nuts
   28. Peanut butter
   29. Dried Fruit
   30. Hand sanitizer
   31. Canned opener
   32. Baby Diapers
   33. Adult Diapers
   34. Bath soap
   35. Deodorant
   36. Boxed milk
   37. Canned soup
   38. Crackers
   39. Roof Tarp
   40. One month’s worth of any prescriptions
   41. Women’s sanitary supplies
   42. Flashlight
   43. Pain reliever
   44. Boxed juice drinks
   45. Canned vegetables
   46. Bath soaps
   47. Paper towels
   48. Battery inverter

Thanks to my second mama for providing the photo. Hunker down and be safe.