Everyday US checks: recalls, winter snow and hurricane supplies
3 free tools
These tools answer practical questions that come up when something is in the news and might reach your home. Each one asks for one or two things and gives a clear answer with the next step.
Food and drink recalls usually cover specific lot codes and dates, not every bottle of a brand. The recall checker compares the code printed on your bottle with the official lot list from the recall notice, so you don’t have to read it line by line, and tells you what to do if yours matches.
Seasonal outlooks describe odds, not promises. The snow outlook puts NOAA’s winter outlook next to the snow your city or ski area actually received in past strong El Niño winters, so you can see the range of what has happened before.
The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. Ready.gov’s guidance is at least one gallon of water per person per day for several days, and the right amounts depend on who lives with you. The hurricane supply calculator turns your household, pets and number of days into exact quantities and a checklist you can keep. Every tool links to the agencies and organizations it relies on and shows when it was last checked.
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Gatorade Recall Lot Code Checker
Type the code printed on the neck of a 28 oz Gatorade bottle and get a clear yes or no against the recalled lots, with what to do next.
Official FDA lot listNewrecall.plusbeauxjours.comLaunchedEl Niño Winter Snow Outlook by City
Will your city get snow this winter? NOAA's December to February outlook next to the snowfall your city or ski area got in past strong El Niño winters.
Updated with NOAA dataNewsnow.plusbeauxjours.comLaunchedHurricane supply calculator
Enter your household, pets and days to get an exact hurricane supply checklist: gallons of water, food, meds, batteries and documents, from Ready.gov, CDC and Red Cross guidance.
Ready.gov & CDC guidanceNewhurricane-kit.plusbeauxjours.comLaunched