During this storm season, you can rely on MAJIC 102.7 and live updates from the National Hurricane Center to help you prepare for -- and recover from -- any severe weather. Here's a list of the most important items to have on-hand BEFORE a storm is forecast: Have a Two-Week Supply of the Following Ready to Go •  Water (one gallon per person per day) •  Nonperishable foods; canned meat, fish, fruit and vegetables •  Bread in moisture-proof packaging, cookies, candy, dried fruit •  Canned soups, juices, milk •  Powdered milk or single-serve drinks •  Cereal bars, peanut butter and jelly •  Instant coffee and tea Additional Supplies •  Flashlight (one per person) and extra batteries* •  Portable battery-powered lanterns* •  NOAA Weather Radio •  Battery-powered radio or TV (make sure your portable TV can receive the new digital television signals!) •  Battery-operated alarm clock •  Non-electric (non-cordless) home telephone (cordless phones won't work if the power's out) •  Portable cooler and ice •  Waterproof lighter •  Map of the area with landmarks shown *If the electricity is off, use flashlights ONLY. Candles and oil lamps may cause a fire. Fire crews WILL NOT respond during a hurricane. Cooking Equipment •  Sterno •  Portable camp stove or grill, and an extra propane tank •  Stove fuel or charcoal, lighter fluid •  Manual can opener •  Disposable eating utensils •  Disposable plates and cups •  Napkins and paper towels •  Aluminum foil •  Oven mitts Medical Supplies •  First aid kit including pain reliever, antibiotic cream, antacids •  Prescriptions (one month's supply) •  Mosquito repellent •  Sunscreen (45 SPF recommended) •  Mosquito netting •  ABC rated fire extinguisher •  Bleach or water purification tablets Baby Supplies •  Disposable diapers (one month's supply) •  Formula, food and medication Documents •  Photocopies of prescriptions •  Photo identification •  Proof of occupancy of residence (utility bills) •  Medical history and information •  Water and fireproof container for document storage •  Backup disks of your home computer files •  Camera and film •  Pet picture and license documentation •  Cash Personal Supplies •  Toilet paper •  Entertainment: books, magazines, card games, etc. •  Soap and detergent •  Toiletries •  Bedding: pillows, blankets, sleeping bag •  Changes of clothing •  Rain ponchos and work gloves •  Extra glasses or contact lenses •  Extra sets of keys Pet Supplies •  Dry or canned food •  Water (half-gallon per day) •  Litter box supplies •  Traveling pet carriers Necessities for After the Storm •  Tools: hammer, wrenches, screwdrivers, nails, saw •  Trash bags (lots of them) •  Cleaning supplies •  Plastic drop cloth •  Masking or duct tape (for packaging purposes) •  Outdoor extension cords •  Spray paint •  Auto tire patch kit