Storing your water in a cellar or basement that never reaches freezing will help. Also, remember that before the apoc, you have power - which preserves your water. Once the apoc hits, then you habitation will loose power - and thus cool.

Consider how you will heat your living space - whatever your means should be sufficient to keep your water. Consider as well all of the water storage options you have, including those which are open topped, like tubs, sinks, glasses, bowls, trashcans, etc.

Even an inflatable kiddie pool would make a good option. So long as you leave plenty of room for air and you leave the cap loose enough for air to escape, the bottles should not bust.

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well figured id dredge up an OLD ass thread because of recent events in my life.

i was just in an accident where i totalled a sebring jxi convertable because of a patch of black ice, and this happened on christmas day mind you. perfect christmas present for my mother and myself... Anyways. winter long distance travel will be an extreme hazard. i know of a few of you prepared for this but for those who i dont know of, how well prepared for it are you?

explain what equipment you have or would have when the time comes

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