That Time Again.

Yikes, I wouldn't handle any of these very well. Where I have lived these past 63 years the worst I have had to endure are sandstorms but those are unpredictable so the most I have done is kept a supply of water and sardines in my cabinets, at least that would suffice until the sand storms are over.

We have tornados in my part of the US. The only preparedness we can do is make sure our homes are well-built and hope the tornadoes don't want to take us along with them.

Yes, I was in a hurricane, a tornado and an earthquake. Hurricanes, as long as your home isn't threatened are probably the easiest. Tornadoes and earthquakes are quite scary. Oh I forgot that big blizzard we had the winter before last would qualify too. That was the pits because we had no power for days and it was frigid as well.

I fear all natural disasters, I do not know I would handle better, severe flooding surely the worst.

I've been through some hurricanes but thankfully nothing as disastrous as some that have left complete destruction. I would assume that you are prepared when hurricane season rolls around. I just hope and pray that I never have to deal with a natural disaster

It's hard to plan for a natural calamity but it's better to plan

We face tornadoes, so I try to be prepared for those. Hurricanes would scare the heck out of me too.

It was a mini tornado a few years ago. I heard the sound but not until I went out did I see what it had done to our property.

I honestly could only be minimally prepared Kandase. Where I live, it would be very dangerous to try to survive here. I would do my utmost. What I mean by that if a real disaster happened, it would be others one would have to watch out for, avoid at all costs.

Is any of those better than others? We live in an area that has, thankfully, never experienced any of those so far. With climate change though, who knows what will happen? The most likely event that could affect us at the moment would be fire, since we live next to an area of woodland.

None of them. My mother can't even handle a storm.

Glad you made it through these frightening disasters. I'm scared of all of these!! I think I would try to handle a hurricane best if there is a sturdy structure to go to like a school. Or evacuations plans.

A tornado has gotten pretty close to my home several times.

It's also the start of the typhoon season here. I have already stored up some canned food.

I think I could handle typhoons better. but as much as possible, I don't want any of these natural calamities visiting me. I'm terrified of the powerful force of nature.

I've been in a typhoon and earthquakes. The earthquake wasn't bad. I'm sure if it were stronger, I would have had more to worry about. The same with the typhoon. It wasn't the strongest one, nor the weakest. Somewhere in the middle. I came through it with no trouble. I've also been in tornados. So far even those weren't devastating. We had major flooding here a couple of years ago when we had major snow melt one weekend in March when the temps went up to 50 and melted about a foot of snow all at once. That was intimidating getting where you needed to go and avoiding the flooded areas. So by far, the worst would probably be the volcanic eruption. I hope I never get in the middle of one of those.

I have faced floods when my house got inundated with flood water but can think what I can face.

They are all terrible, the worst I have experienced were fires near our village.

Yeah...Once we feel light earthquake and furniture is shaken for nearly 5 mintutes, all of them came outside empty Ground where there are no any Tree or Building.It is really tragic to feel.

Keep safe , always.