Ultimate Survival Guide: Thriving in the First 72 Hours of a City Blackout

Experiencing a citywide blackout can be a daunting and unsettling situation, but with the right preparation and knowledge, you can navigate through it with confidence. In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through the essential steps to master the art of surviving a blackout, from emergency preparedness to maintaining your calm in the dark.

Discover the must-have supplies to stock up on, the safety protocols to follow, and the creative ways to keep yourself entertained when the power goes out. Learn how to effectively communicate with loved ones, secure your home, and make the most of the situation until the lights come back on.

Whether you're a seasoned city dweller or new to urban living, this video is your go-to resource for weathering the storm and emerging unscathed from a blackout. Stay informed, stay safe, and keep your cool – your guide to mastering the art of blackout survival is here.

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00:00:00 The Unforeseen Blackout
00:01:34 Pre-Blackout Preparation
00:03:06 Immediate Actions Post-Blackout
00:05:00 Water and Sanitation
00:05:52 Food Management
00:06:34 Lighting and Heating
00:08:22 Stay Informed and Safe
00:09:43 Mental and Physical Well-being

[reliableprepper]

Anyone else had sleep issues for the past couple of days?

[trekker]

A few years ago, during the winter, we had downed power lines a few times for 3 or 4 days. I had a wood stove with lots of available seasoned wood, candles, flashlights, a propane cook stove with 3 or 4 1 lb propane cylinders, and quite a bit of drinking water. Did quite well compared to others where I was then living. Even had my guitar which I played near the wood stove for light and heat and also I had a portable CD player with speakers and spare batteries. You know, I hardly missed having power those few days. While it would take a fair bit of transitioning to go totally without power, people lived without power for thousands of years. I opened a window a little bit when using the propane camp stove, for safety! So Reliable, your video is so completely relevant. If people prepare properly, it does not have to be such an inconvenience to live without power. What is the maxim, oh yes, " proper planning prevents piss poor performance" as they said in the military. Good luck Preppers with this one!

[randybrown]

ONE WORD "; COLEMAN"; covers all the needs. 👍

[CARefugee]

Great information. Basic but thorough.

[papadre]

Ask them folks on Houston TX if most of them were prepared for a Emergency.

[ataglance]

awesome vid as usual bother and thank for the informative tips

[cgwisdek]

Annoying music in the background of the video

[petepete]

Yeah … let the dark times reset the planet… then we will have a better future for humanity… with normal people… 🔥🔥🔥✌️😎✌️🍀🍀🍀✌️😜✌️🔥🔥🔥🌎🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

[karlnapp]

One of the first steps should be filling the bathtub, buckets and other containers with water...

[Linda-zt]

If you have a fear of the dark it is even more important to prepare. If you have children it is time to bring them into the planning.

[mikeviard]

Very nice, the music of this video is a P in the A.
Blackout: be discret, no music, no noise, shade your windows.

[ShadowScoutSwede]

Thank you for another great video and very good information and blackouts can be scary but if you have the proper preparations, it is not that bad you can have it pretty comfortable and cozy.

[raleighepp]

EcoFlow is the one of the best ideas for backup power!

[SR-zgpk]

Everyone worried about power outage 🤣, I’m worried about dinner tonite

[hamptom]

I remember the in 2003 half the us and parts of Canada had no power. We didn't get our lights back until the 4th day

[shea]

What black out oh Geesh🤣🤣🤣 ain’t nobody gettin no black out anywhere 🤣🙄

[sisiluv]

I sleep perfectly. If its time ro go, Its time to go...