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What to pack in a go-bag for weather emergencies and power outages

Preparing for an emergency? Here's what to pack in a go-bag.
Preparing for an emergency? Here's what to pack in a go-bag.

Stay ready for anything with this emergency go-bag packing guide, featuring must-have supplies like first aid, food and portable power.

A crisis can strike at any moment—and when it does, every second counts. That's why in the face of severe weather or a power outage, having a prepared go-bag can help you navigate any crisis with a little more confidence and support.

An emergency go-bag or "grab-and-go bag" is exactly what it sounds like: a designated bundle or pack that's filled with just enough emergency essentials to sustain you (and your family) in the event of catastrophe or displacement.

From a First Aid kit to a portable power bank and nonperishable food items, your go-bag essentials might vary depending on your family size and needs—especially if you have toddlers, kiddos or pets. Stay prepared and shop exactly what to put in an emergency go-bag.

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What to pack in an emergency go-bag: Expert-recommended essentials

Below, we curated an emergency go-bag checklist that'll help you pack the main essentials and stay prepared in case of an emergency—especially if you're battling scorching heat wave temperatures or summer storms:

A First Aid kit

Are you ready for the unexpected? Here's what to pack in your go-bag

First Aid All-Purpose Emergency First Aid Kit

Have bandages, wrappings and other medical supplies at the ready with this portable First Aid kit.

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Alvada Merino Wool Socks

Planning for severe weather? Here's what to pack in your go-bag

Alvada Merino Wool Socks

Stay warm in even the briskest storm temperatures with these merino wool socks.

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Chargers and power banks

Are you ready for the unexpected? Here's what to pack in your go-bag

FosPower Emergency Weather Radio Portable Power Bank

Keep your devices charged and powered at all times with this multifunctional power bank, which also doubles as a weather radio and flashlight.

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Dreo Space Heater

Planning for severe weather? Here's what to pack in your go-bag

Dreo Space Heater

On hurricane watch? Keep every corner of your home warm with this top-rated space heater from Amazon.

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Non-perishable food

Are you ready for the unexpected? Here's what to pack in your go-bag

Readywise Emergency Food Supply Bucket

This top-rated food bucket is equipped with 120 servings of nonperishable meals.

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A water filter and water tablets for clean drinking water

Are you ready for the unexpected? Here's what to pack in your go-bag

LifeStraw Personal Water Filter

The best-selling LifeStraw Personal Water Filter makes any water clean to drink.

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Are you ready for the unexpected? Here's what to pack in your go-bag

Aquatabs 397mg Water Purification Tablets

With these handy tablets, you can purify your water and ensure it's of the highest quality, no matter where you are.

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Disinfectant wipes

Are you ready for the unexpected? Here's what to pack in your go-bag

Clorox Disinfecting Wipes

Keep germs at bay with the help of these packable disinfectant wipes.

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A flashlight

Are you ready for the unexpected? Here's what to pack in your go-bag

GearLight LED Flashlights

Caught in a power outage? These compact flashlights will help you see through the darkness, whether you're at home or outdoors.

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A portable power station

Are you ready for the unexpected? Here's what to pack in your go-bag

Bluetti Solar Generator Elite 200 V2 2025 New

This new Bluetti solar generator is strong enough to help power your RV, camping gear or home in case of a power outage.

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A reusable water bottle

Are you ready for the unexpected? Here's what to pack in your go-bag

Owala FreeSip Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle

Stay hydrated while you're on the go with this insulated Owala water bottle that's sure to keep liquids cold.

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Miscellaneous emergency essentials

Are you ready for the unexpected? Here's what to pack in your go-bag

Prepared Hero Emergency Fire Blanket

Extinguish small fires quickly and effectively with the help of this best-selling fire blanket—available at Amazon.

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What is a go-bag?

A "go bag" or "grab-and-go bag" is basically a pre-packed bundle of emergency essentials that can help you better navigate a time of crisis—whether it's a power outage, case of extreme weather or regional unrest due to conflict or war. Per the U.S. Department of State website, it's advised that people have a 72-hour kit prepared, with emergency items that can help sustain you and your family for (at minimum) 72 hours.

How to pack a go-bag:

The U.S. Department of State website offers a guide for emergency preparedness, including recommendations on what to pack in your go-bag. See a comprehensive guide to the top go-bag checklist essentials, below:

  • 3-day supply of nonperishable food and water (per person)
  • First Aid kit
  • Batteries
  • Personal documents (driver's license, passport, birth certificate)
  • A flashlight
  • Sanitary supplies
  • Medications
  • Extra clothes

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