Natural disasters are common in Florida and with hurricane season approaching, it’s a good time to stock up on the supplies you might need.
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Doug Kreie is the general manager of an Ace Hardware store and he talked about the items that people buy to prepare. “Sandbags to tarp to emergency radios, to the debris buckets, to the propane for their gas stoves, candles, you name it, we have it,” Kreie said. The Atlantic season begins June 1 through Nov. 30. On average, there are 14 named storms and three major hurricanes during the season.was in the peak season during Sept. 2017 of past tropical cyclones.Florida residents talked about the items they usually get for their hurricane kits.He doesn’t have a generator because he said JEA gets the electricity back on quickly.“We stay prepared but every now and then we run short so we come back and stock up,” Chase said.
“You’d be amazed how many people; we’ve been in the cone for three or four years and they still come in saying ‘I have nothing’ and being prepared early is always better than waiting until the last minute,” Kreie said.you should consider for the holiday season.
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