- Asteroid Impact – Seek immediate shelter in underground bunkers or reinforced structures and await further instructions from designated authorities. #1 Survival Item: a bunker or underground shelter
- Avalanche – Check avalanche forecasts, avoid risky areas, carry necessary safety equipment like avalanche beacons, probes, and shovels. #1 Survival Item: An avalanche airbag or backpack for additional safety.
- Blizzard – Stay updated on weather forecasts, stock emergency supplies like food, water, warm clothing, blankets, and have a backup source of heat. #1 Survival Item: Hand warmers to prevent frostbite and keep extremities warm.
- Drought – Conserve water, follow local water usage guidelines, and have emergency supplies like water storage containers and water purification methods. #1 Survival Item: Water purification tablets or filters.
- Dust storm – Seek immediate shelter indoors, close all windows and doors, and avoid unnecessary travel until the storm has passed. #1 Survival Item: a reliable dust mask to protect your respiratory system from harmful airborne particles.
- Earthquake – Identify safe places to take cover, secure heavy items, and have emergency supplies like food, water, and first aid kits ready. #1 Survival Item: A sturdy pair of shoes or boots to protect against debris and broken glass.
- Flood – Evacuation plan, be aware of flood-prone areas, stock emergency supplies at a higher level, and have a communication plan with family members. #1 Survival Item: A waterproof bag or container to store important documents and valuables.
- Gamma Ray Burst – Immediate removal to underground shelters with sufficient supplies and communication systems to ensure the survival and coordination of affected populations. #1 Survival Item: A radiation suit.
- Hailstorm – Protect yourself indoors, close curtains or blinds, cover vulnerable surfaces or vehicles, and have emergency supplies like flashlights, sturdy clothing, and blankets. #1 Survival Item: Thick blankets or mattress pads to protect against hail impact.
- Heatwave – Stay hydrated, stay indoors in cool areas, have emergency supplies like water, electrolyte drinks, and portable fans. #1 Survival Item: A wide-brimmed hat or umbrella for shade.
- Hurricane – Evacuation plan, secure windows, trim trees, and have emergency supplies like non-perishable food, water, batteries, and important documents. #1 Survival Item: A battery-powered or hand-crank radio to stay informed about updates and warnings.
- Ice storm – Activate emergency response plan, which includes securing alternate power sources, stocking up on essential supplies, and communicating updates and safety instructions. #1 Survival Item: A portable generator for power when regular electrical service is interrupted.
- Landslide – Be aware of warning signs, evacuate if necessary, and have emergency supplies including a shovel, blankets, and a whistle. #1 Survival Item: A portable emergency radio to stay updated and receive rescue instructions.
- Lightning storm – Seek immediate shelter indoors away from windows and avoid using electrical devices until the storm has passed. #1 Survival Item: A lightning rod properly installed outside of your house, uh, before the storm.
- Micronova – Follow orders for immediate evacuation and relocate to designated secure zones. #1 Survival Item: Communication devices
- Mudslide – Be aware of warning signs, evacuate prone areas, and have emergency supplies including a whistle, sturdy shoes, and non-perishable food. #1 Survival Item: A foldable shovel or entrenching tool to quickly clear debris.
- Pandemic – Follow health organizations’ guidelines, practice good hygiene, stock essential supplies like food, medicine, masks, and have a communication plan with loved ones. #1 Survival Item: Hand sanitizers or disinfectants for maintaining hygiene.
- Rockfall – Immediately seek shelter under solid structures or inside vehicles to avoid any potential injuries. #1 Survival Item: A sturdy, protective helmet.
- Sandstorm – Stay indoors in sealed rooms, close windows and doors, use wet towels or clothing to filter the air, and have emergency supplies like goggles and dust masks. #1 Survival Item: Safety goggles or protective eyewear to shield against blowing sand.
- Sinkhole – Stay away from unstable areas, evacuate if needed, and have emergency supplies including battery-powered lights, first aid kits, and important documents. #1 Survival Item: A sturdy rope to help climb out of a sinkhole if necessary.
- Solar flare or CME – Activate emergency protocol to disconnect and isolate critical electronic systems while initiating backup power sources and communication channels. #1 Survival Item: A faraday bag of high-quality insulating conductive material like aluminum or copper to protect electronics.
- Tornado – Identify a safe room or shelter, secure loose items, and have emergency supplies including protective measures like helmets and sturdy clothing. #1 Survival Item: A whistle to signal for help if trapped or injured.
- Tsunami – Be aware of warning signs, identify higher grounds or safe zones, and have emergency supplies including a whistle or air horn for signaling. #1 Survival Item: A life vest or floatation device for buoyancy.
- Volcano Eruption – Follow evacuation orders, know escape routes, protect yourself from falling ash using goggles, masks, and long-sleeved clothing. Have emergency supplies like food, water, and blankets ready. #1 Survival Item: A portable air filtration mask to filter out volcanic ash and gas.
- Waterspout – Seek shelter immediately and head to the nearest secure location away from water bodies, such as sturdy buildings or underground areas if available. #1 Survival Item: a life jacket or personal flotation device (PFD)
- Wildfire – Follow evacuation orders, create defensible space around your house, and have emergency supplies like fire extinguishers, protective masks, and a map of escape routes. #1 Survival Item: N95 masks to protect against smoke inhalation.
