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Posted: 6:10 a.m. Friday, Feb. 8, 2013

Fri. 2/8/13 

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Tim from the National Weather Service was on to help us prepare for the blizzard.

Comedian Dom Fig was back in the studio after a brief hiatus, he talked about preparing for the storm and his audition for 'America's Got Talent.'

Scot Haney popped back on today to update us on the storm. Are you fully prepared? Did you get the bread and milk?

TOP 10 LIST:

A big snow storm's headed this way...

TOP 10: WAYS TO SURVIVE A SNOW STORM

1) Don’t leave your house. The best way to beat a storm is to just wait it out. Your risk of injury goes up exponentially when you leave home.
2) Have a supply of food. Keep a few boxes of dried food around in case you can’t leave the house for a few days, but remain calm. Even in disasters, a little bit of food can last for weeks.
3) Have a plan for water. This may mean keeping jugs around for a while or having a system in place to obtain fresh water in case the water lines freeze or break.
4) Keep tools around. You may need to dig out your car or break off ice to open a door or secure parts of your house. Whatever it might be, you want to already have the right tools available.
5) Have Vehicles Gassed up/Cell Phones Charged. You don't know how long it will be till you get gas again if power goes out, phone needed if phone lines are destroyed.
6) You better have a radio. Information is key to survival. A radio will allow you to know if another storm surge is coming and what to expect.
7) Flashlights and candles are needed. Your power will go out. You will need to see to prepare food and just to walk in general.
8) Don’t panic. When you panic everything can and will go wrong. If you need to, stop listening to radio reports or looking outside because the most important thing you can do is to stay calm.
9) Don’t get bored. Keep games, cards, or small projects around to keep you busy. Boredom can make a storm seem unsurvivable and lengthy.
10) Have fun. This can be a chance for a new experience even if disaster strikes. Take pictures and make this a chance to reconnect with your family. A storm doesn’t have to be disastrous and it can actually be beneficial.

IMPOSSIBLE TRIVIA:

Q: THIS COULD COST A WOMAN $300 OR MORE IF IT HAPPENS TO HER. WHAT IS IT?
 
A: IF HER PURSE GETS STOLEN

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