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Generic prepping (food, guns, solar) is incomplete. Your county has a unique fingerprint.
We scored every county in America for real preparedness using public data.
Most people are prepping for the wrong threats.
Here’s what actually matters where you live 🧵
Arizona's first tornado watch in 16 years — and the tornado isn't the main risk. 🌩️
Wednesday: golf-ball hail and a 72 mph gust in Flagstaff, a likely tornado in Heber-Overgaard, a record flood on Moenkopi Wash (33.5 ft — flood stage is 27). More rain today; Flood Watch til 11pm MST.
The ground truth for Flagstaff, from the Get Ready local intelligence platform:
💧 #1 hazard in Coconino County is inland flooding — $86M/yr in FEMA-modeled losses. Downtown itself sits in Flood Zone AE.
🔥 #2 is wildfire ($29M/yr) — and rain on burn ground becomes the flood path.
🚗 Flagstaff's outflow runs west — Bullhead City, Lake Havasu, rural land. Not south into Phoenix: same Flood Watch. Median fuel stall, 80 mi.
Know your ground before it's on the news.
Sources: NWS Flagstaff · Fox Weather · azcentral · AP. Data: Get Ready Area Study, Flagstaff AZ (FEMA · USFS · USGS).
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What sits within a few miles of the Progress Ave tank, per federal data: Toledo's water reclamation plant (2.5 mi), water treatment plant (4.1 mi), Buckeye Pipe Line (4 mi), Oregon's wastewater plant (4.5 mi). 153 chemical-reporting sites in the wider area. Check yours.
Toledo's 3-mile shelter-in-place is lifted, but the next one may not give warning. What it means: stay inside, close windows and doors, turn off fans and HVAC that pull in outside air, keep pets in. Fog and a plume look the same, so don't judge by the sky.
North Toledo: a glycidyl methacrylate release at a tank terminal led to a 1-mile evacuation (~983 residents) and a 3-mile shelter-in-place.
Within 5 miles of 43611: 0 Superfund sites, but 5 RCRA corrective-action sites and 21 other EPA-tracked facilities.
Know what's around you.
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A Superfund site is a location in the United States that has been contaminated by dangerous hazardous waste that poses a risk to human health or the environment.
That might be pretty useful to know if you're looking to buy some land. Now part of @getreadyteam's Area Study. Enjoy!
PS. RIP Philly and NJ
We have built a cool feature where you can simulate a solar flare hitting earth. You can adjust the strength of the flare to see how badly your area would be affected. Check it out and let us know what you think
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JUST IN: Unknown thief steals every Flock camera in Winona, Minnesota, leaving the city with up to $40,000 in replacement costs.
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The 10 worst counties in Pennsylvania for preparedness.
Philadelphia: 28/100 — one of the lowest scores in the country. 6.1 million Pennsylvanians live in the bottom 10.
Where does your county rank?
County Fingerprint #012: Bonner County, ID — 50/100.
America's relocation magnet (+12.8/1k net migration, one of the highest anywhere). Low crime, defensible ground.
The catch every new arrival misses: water & food scores 26/100.
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We ranked all 67 Pennsylvania counties for preparedness.
The T delivers: Fulton, Snyder, and Clarion lead the state.
Philadelphia scores 28/100 — one of the lowest in America. Full ranking free.
County Fingerprint #011: Custer County, ID — 51/100.
0.3 people per km². Freedom score 71. Growing season: 60 days.
The bug-out fantasy county — where freedom isn't free calories. Water & food score: 17.
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The 10 worst counties in North Carolina for preparedness.
Charlotte posts the state's only CRITICAL rating: 34/100.
Asheville is #98 of 100 — Helene already made this argument.
County Fingerprint #010: Baxter County, AR — 53/100. First rural county in the series.
$810 median rent. Affordability 80/100. Migration +10.6/1k — people are figuring it out.
The Ozarks tradeoff: margin to prep, ice storms to prep for.
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We ranked all 100 North Carolina counties for preparedness.
While everyone argues mountains vs. coast, the Inner Banks quietly sweep the top 10.
Perquimans County (pop 13,000) leads the state.
County Fingerprint #009: Wake County, NC — 42/100.
Raleigh is what "prepare for interruption, not isolation" looks like: excellent services, 18/100 self-sufficiency.
Stored depth beats land here.
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We ranked all 56 Montana counties for preparedness.
Plot twist: Bozeman (44) and Missoula (41) rank near the BOTTOM. The Hi-Line quietly wins.
Chouteau County leads at 64/100.
County Fingerprint #008: Travis County, TX — 40/100.
Austin's infrastructure scores 73. Its climate stability: 17, and falling. Tornado + hail lead the threat board.
Great system. Rising hazard load. Plan for both.
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