A1 Red Cross Readies for Storms With hurricane season approaching, the American Red Cross is expanding warehouse space and increasing stocks of supplies and communication equipment to address some of the problems it encountered after Hurricane Katrina.
"We were ready for this storm even though we didn't know that we were building for this storm," said Gary Weiss, the board chairman.
If so, how did you get ready for the storm?
FOR those without power after Hurricane Irene, the sound of a neighbor's generator was a loud, grating reminder that some people were actually ready for the storm.
Photograph: Nicolaus Czarnecki/ZUMA Press/Corbis Shelves are cleared at a Somerville, Massachusetts supermarket as shoppers get ready for the storm on Thursday.
You'll start, then, in the kitchen, browning your meats and warming the stock, softening the onions and garlic in oil, getting ready for the storm.
Page C1 Style FOR WINTER STORMS, A BAG WITH ESSENTIALS For those without power after Hurricane Irene, the sound of a neighbor's generator was a loud, grating reminder that some people were actually ready for the storm.
The world seemed to get ready for a storm; the cattle all huddled together in one end of the corall, the corn leaves got restless and began to toss their long blades up as if to reach for rain.
@katebilo Here is one I sent to CBSphilly from Clayton NJ Now its turning into rain mixed with the snow.twitpic.com/bb5n1t — tara laracuente (@taracl87) November 7, 2012 In general, Mr. Christie said, the state is ready for the storm.
Meanwhile, those in the mid-Atlantic region were getting ready for the storm.
