StormKit

Save official storm resources before weather turns

A source-first packet with official links, printable copies, images, and offline-friendly options for phones and laptops.

Reviewed 2026-05-16

Short answer

StormKit keeps the most important storm links close at hand

StormKit is the guide for before and during a storm: official alert links first, practical next steps second, and save formats that still help when service is weak.

What to do

Follow the homeowner workflow

  1. 1

    Put official NWS, Ready.gov, Oklahoma Insurance Department, and CIB links at the top of each resource.

  2. 2

    Offer plain-language save options ranked by device: pictures, PDF, offline page, ZIP, phone shortcut, and email.

  3. 3

    Refresh source checks weekly so saved material points back to the latest public version.

  4. 4

    Keep wallet-pass research as a later enhancement, not a launch dependency.

Details

What this guide is built to clarify

Source first

Each section starts with the official source to open when internet is available.

Offline helpful

Saved files are fallback copies. The page is explicit that alerts and official sources come first.

Shareable

Images and email-ready links let neighbors pass the packet around before storm season.

Boundary

This is not a diagnosis, recommendation, or insurance outcome.

Use this page to organize questions, source links, and safe next steps. Official sources, licensed professionals, and written policy documents should control final decisions.

Sources

Check the latest source first