Surge Wind Water // Named Storms
Hurricane Preparedness
Hurricanes are logistics exams with a Greek alphabet. Surge kills at the coast; inland freshwater flooding and long outages kill the recovery. Katrina (2005), Sandy (2012), Maria (2017), and Helene (2024) each teach a different failure mode.
Prep early: fuel, water, meds, shutters/plywood plans, evacuation zone literacy, and a place to go that is not wishful thinking.
After the eyewall
Assume days without power and spotty cell. Offline Survival Guides and Wiki Library matter. Track restoration via Alerts/news radio habits; keep Archives mindset for what worked last storm.
Continue exploring
In-app: Alerts, Weather Detail, Checklist, Survival Guides, offline Wiki, Home gauges. Web pages are discovery teasers—full tools live in the Watchtower app. We keep the homepage hero clean on purpose; this directory lives in the footer maze.
Named storms are when Alerts, Checklist, and offline guides earn their keep. Download Watchtower before the cone tightens.