Scenarios
What do I do in a…
Pick an emergency. A real neighborhood plays it out, then a family walks through the official steps and the gear that helps. It opens in your region when we can tell it. This is a simulation, never a live alert.
- HurricaneKnow your zone, leave early if they tell you to, and what to take.▶ See what to do now
- Flash floodWhen to leave, what to grab, and why you never drive through it.▶ See what to do now
- Power outageThe power is out for days: safe light, the fridge, phones, the neighbors.▶ See what to do now
- WildfireSmoke, the go-bag, and two ways out.▶ See what to do now
- TornadoThe warning, the safe room, and the first hour after.▶ See what to do now
- Heat waveThe A/C is off: water, shade, and who to check on.▶ See what to do now
- PandemicSupplies for weeks, care at home, and staying in touch.▶ See what to do now
- CyberattackBanks, cards and the internet go down: cash, paper copies, official news.▶ See what to do now
- Winter stormStaying warm without power. No grills or generators inside.▶ See what to do now
- EarthquakeDrop, cover and hold on. Then check for gas.▶ See what to do now
- TsunamiThe shaking is the warning. On foot to high ground, and stay there.▶ See what to do now
- Extreme coldStay in, dress in layers, and know the signs of frostbite and hypothermia.▶ See what to do now
- Volcanic ashDoors and windows shut. An N95 and goggles to go out.▶ See what to do now
- Volcanic eruptionLava on the way: follow the evacuation order, and leave early.▶ See what to do now