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Create an Emergency Plan with your loved ones.If there are none, next best option are windowless structures and basements / cellars. This website has great insights into finding shelters near you. Identify these and look into getting on a “list” to make sure you can go there in case of an attack. See if your community has designated fall-out shelters. Now this is going to be more difficult than the first one. Locate a safe place to stay during the blast and to store your goods.See our next section to get an in depth look at what you may need and where to buy them,

This may include non-parishable goods, water, battery powered radio, secluded energy source, flashlights, batteries, etc. Now there are tons of stuff you can hoard for a bad day.

Start preparing your emergency survival kit.

However, in today’s climate, we have enough advancements in technology to start anew, should we ever come under attack. The doom and gloom is why a lot of people don’t prepare for it. Better to be safe than sorry.Ī nuclear blast can and will be devastating. So, what are some essentials you need to survive a potential WW3 and nuclear blast breakout? We broke it down into 4 sections – how to prep for nuclear war, what you need in your survival kits, how to survive a nuclear blast, and what to do after a nuclear attack.Īnd remember to get your gear today BEFORE a blast occurs. Doomsday preppers are far and wide for good reason each day another conflict appears to arise around the globe.And unfortunately, WW3 will most likely come at a nuclear cost. So, it’s time to revisit prepping for “Doomsday” once again. By the time you NEED protection, it is likely too late. This fact leads us to reiterate the need to prepare for catastrophe. It seems as if these global tensions are becoming more prevalent. We are now revisiting this article to discuss the ever present possibility of WW3 as the Russia-Ukraine crisis transitions to a full blown invasion. We previously wrote this article in response to the rising tensions between US and Middle East back in early 2020.