SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Even though Hurricane Erin is expected to stay offshore, the presence of a named storm is a good reminder to take stock of your emergency plan.

One key area to think about is your home’s energy and electricity safety before, during and after a storm.

We’re still weeks away from the mid-point of hurricane season, which is typically in September.

Tropical storms and hurricanes can bring heavy rain, strong winds and the potential for power outages right to our front door, especially if they come close enough.

Before the storm arrives, charge all of your devices and power banks.

If you have a generator, make sure is still works and never run it indoors or in an enclosed space. Carbon monoxide can build up quickly and be deadly.

Now what should you do during a sto

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