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Hurricane Planning Calculators

Use your own numbers to turn a broad checklist into a property-specific starting point. These worksheets stay in your browser and are not sent to DiamondTrail Ranch.

Use estimates carefully

Good planning starts with the right input.

These tools perform transparent arithmetic. They do not decide animal-water needs, feed rations, generator electrical capacity, fuel-storage legality or evacuation safety. Use current labels, manuals, official guidance and qualified professionals for the input.

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Calculator 01

Stored-water planning worksheet

Enter a daily amount appropriate to each person and the combined daily amount for your animals. CDC says to store at least one gallon per person per day for at least three days and to try for two weeks when possible; heat and individual needs can require more. Ask the appropriate animal professional for species-specific needs.

14.0 gallons total14.0 household + 0.0 animal gallons

Calculator 02

Feed reserve estimator

Use the amount your groups currently consume based on feed labels, current rations and professional guidance. This tool does not invent an intake rate for a species.

0.0 poundsStore only what can stay dry, protected and safely rotated.

Calculator 03

Generator fuel worksheet

Find the gallons-per-hour rate for your exact generator at the planned load in the manufacturer's documentation. This is inventory math, not an electrical-sizing tool.

0.00 gallonsVerify legal storage, approved containers, safe rotation and manufacturer instructions.
Carbon monoxide warning: Run portable generators outdoors at least 20 feet from doors, windows and vents, with exhaust directed away. Never use one in a home, garage, barn, shed or animal shelter.
Planning aid—not emergency or professional advice

During an active storm, follow current authorities. Consult the appropriate veterinarian, electrician, generator manufacturer, fire authority or other qualified professional for property-specific decisions.