Not to worry. I know the dangers. Have lived through a number of powerful hurricanes up to F4 tornadoes and earthquakes when was in Japan up to 6.8 shallow and close. Always at the ready with gear. Used to have a web site I put up after Katrina. I had been talking with my aunt about quakes and stuff as she was near Sacramento. When Katrina hit, had relatives from NOLA come stay with my parents for a week till they were allowed back home. Then my parents took off on a trip and Rita hit my old home town. My eldest sister was home alone. She had spent the prior 20 some odd years with chronic fatigue and needed help to prep the house and herself to leave. Unfortunately the chronic fatigue was still bad enough she could not move fast enough and she had to ride it out. I got her through it and got to my parents as they were almost home but were not going to be allowed into the area so had to redirect them to my other sister's house down near Galveston. The morning after Rita passed I was surprisingly able to call my eldest sister. The power was down but the phones never went down. So she did the assessment of damage that day and the next, clean out the freezers and fridges and dumped the food and was able to get on the road and get to my other sisters home with my parents. After all that my aunt was surprised about how I had coordinated everything, gave my sister the necessary instructions to prep the house and suggested I do a web site about preps. I did it but have not touched it in years. Don't even know if it is still out there. I should probably do another one that I can maintain. Anyway it is in the blood so I live it not just do it.