How do you prep in a power outage due to an over-capacity system and the heat/humidity combination is no longer compatible with human life?

3 years ago by DevCat to c/prepper

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Laalisaaa042 8 points 3 years ago

Could underground shelter be a viable option for surviving this type of weather?

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DevCat 8 points 3 years ago

There's a salt mine in Louisiana that's used for storing government documents, some old data tapes from the Apollo missions, etc. They use it for two reasons: dry air and constant cool temperatures. So, yes, if you go deep enough, you'll be surrounded by cool earth that will take much longer to heat up if you keep the air interchange down or funnel fresh air through enough cool earth before it gets to you.

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undercrust 4 points 3 years ago

Oooh boy, so you're saying we get the first opportunity to be the prime generation of mole people?

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