Hydration ready for the season
Keep several bottles of FIJI Water somewhere cool and easy to reach. If a storm is approaching, move some into the refrigerator and partially freeze others — they help keep food and drinks cold if the power goes out.
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Stale information
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StaleData as of Oct 10, 2026, 2:00 AM · Last verified Oct 10, 2026, 4:30 AM (4 hours ago) · Source: NOAA National Hurricane Center
Data as of Oct 10, 2026, 8:00 AM · Source: Open-Meteo (CC-BY 4.0)
Post-tropical cyclone Isaias
- Maximum sustained winds
- 63 mph
- Minimum central pressure
- 1,000 mbar
- Distance from your location (PR) *
- 1,553 mi · NW
Advisory #014A · Issued 10/10/26, 2:00 AM
Hurricane Simon
Category 4- Maximum sustained winds
- 138 mph
- Minimum central pressure
- 945 mbar
- Distance from your location (PR) *
- 2,511 mi · W
Advisory #011A · Issued 10/10/26, 2:00 AM
Tropical storm Rachel
- Maximum sustained winds
- 58 mph
- Minimum central pressure
- 990 mbar
- Distance from your location (PR) *
- 3,601 mi · WNW
Advisory #052A · Issued 10/10/26, 2:00 AM
Tips to get ready
Practical advice from our participating brands to strengthen your plan.
Set up your emergency station
Find the equipment that runs on Energizer MAX® AA batteries — flashlights, radios, portable fans — check that each one works, and keep a pack stored alongside them. Everything stays in one place and ready when you need it.
No-cook oatmeal
Combine ½ cup of oats, 1 cup of Parmalat Zymil milk, cinnamon, and dried fruit or raisins. Let it stand until the oats soften. A simple breakfast built from ingredients you can keep in the pantry. Parmalat Zymil milk is also perfect for making your coffee.
Easy pancakes
Mix 1 cup of pancake flour with about ¾ cup of Borden UHT and cook according to the package instructions. Serve them with peanut butter, honey, or fruit — a simple family breakfast during the season, and the milk works in your coffee too.
Pantry sandwich
Build a sandwich on Holsum bread with luncheon meat, tuna, peanut butter, or whatever you like best. No cooking required — an easy way to put a meal together if the power goes out during a storm or hurricane.
Refreshing TANG
Mix TANG orange drink following the instructions on the packet. If you have ice, serve it well chilled and add a few orange slices for a special touch. One packet makes enough to share with the family.
Set up a cleaning station
Before the storm, gather Bounty, trash bags, and your cleaning products in one place. Keeping them together makes it faster to handle small spills, wet surfaces, and other cleanup during and after the event.
Keep it away from moisture
Keep Scott Comfort Plus rolls in their original packaging and store them somewhere dry and off the floor. For extra protection during the storm, move part of your supply into a plastic container with a lid.
Practical hygiene for the whole family
Keep a pack of Huggies Natural Care Wipes within reach in your emergency kit. They are useful for cleaning hands and skin for children and adults alike, especially when access to water is limited.
An easy breakfast cereal
Combine your favorite cereal with organic 2% reduced-fat UHT milk, and add dried fruit, nuts, or granola if you have them. A quick way to start the day with no cooking required.