Survival Rise - The Rise ReportOne skill, one threat, one drill. Every morning.https://www.survivalrise.com/Issue #066: Untreated gasoline turns to varnish in 90 days, and the carb clogsFuel storage that survives winter, plus the October grid squeeze that hits when the first cold front lands. One skill, one threat, one drill.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-066https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-066Sat, 24 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #065: 66 paces per 100 meters, and your map becomes an odometerLearn your pace count so a paper map gives you distance, and prepare for October's wet-cold hypothermia risk before the first soaked hike.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-065https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-065Fri, 23 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #064: Embers land a mile ahead of the fire, and they land in your guttersSet up one warm room before the first freeze, and clear the ember landing zone around your house during October's dry wind season.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-064https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-064Thu, 22 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #063: Cans on the garage floor stay 15 degrees cooler than the top shelfHeat ages canned food faster than the calendar does. Where to stack it, how to rotate it, and how to build a two week staple floor this October.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-063https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-063Wed, 21 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #062: A full 55 gallon drum weighs 460 pounds, and your floor knows itWater storage weight limits, two treatment methods, and the October gutter work that keeps rain out of your foundation.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-062https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-062Tue, 20 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #061: Rings come off in the first minute, or they come off with a cutterBurn and sprain swelling turns jewelry into a tourniquet. Plus October water main breaks and a two minute bandage drill.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-061https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-061Mon, 19 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #060: A window AC unit lifts out of the frame in under a minuteWindow units, generator oil, and a bin test that finds broken gear. Plus carbon monoxide season and late October storm risk.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-060https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-060Sun, 18 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #059: Three numbers on an index card, because nobody memorizes them anymoreBuild a family contact card that works when towers jam, and top off heating fuel before October demand stacks up.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-059https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-059Sat, 17 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #058: Three inches of split wood under the fire, or the wet ground winsBuild a dry platform, carve curls, and light a fire on soaked ground. Plus October chimney risk and a one match wet wood drill.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-058https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-058Fri, 16 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #057: One inch on a 1:24,000 map is 2,000 feet of real groundRead a paper map by its scale bar, pick landmarks you cannot miss, and prep for October wind outages before the lines come down.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-057https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-057Tue, 13 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #056: Two inches of foam under the bag matters more than the bag ratingHow to sleep warm when the heat is off, plus what October storms and cold fronts still bring across the United States.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-056https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-056Mon, 12 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #055: Two gallons per person per day, not one, once the toilet countsTwo gallons per person per day, October staple buying, and the medicine shelf audit that takes one evening.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-055https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-055Sun, 11 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #054: Your propane tank is stamped TW 17, and full means 37 poundsHow to weigh your propane tanks for an honest fuel count, and the October leaf and rain combo that floods foundations.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-054https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-054Sat, 10 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #053: Lithium will not charge below 32 degrees, and your bank will not say soCold kills power banks from the inside. Store them right, and get ahead of October wind and storm outages.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-053https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-053Fri, 09 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #052: A hinge pin lifts out in ten seconds and the deadbolt stops matteringExposed hinges beat any deadbolt. Fix your doors, windows, and lighting tonight, and prep for October storm and fire season.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-052https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-052Thu, 08 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #051: A handheld radio promises 35 miles and gives you two in a neighborhoodRadio range is shorter than the box claims. Set a family channel plan today, and get ahead of October indoor illness.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-051https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-051Wed, 07 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #050: Rain soaked wood is dry a half inch under the barkWet firewood still lights if you split it. Plus the October squeeze on heating fuel and staple groceries, and a 10 minute fire drill.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-050https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-050Mon, 05 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #049: A can of chili splits its seam at 28 degrees in your garageOctober swings the garage from hot to freezing. Protect your food stock, heat one room, and build a paper map you can actually trust.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-049https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-049Sun, 04 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #048: The toilet tank holds three gallons, and the bowl holds noneFind hidden household water and treat it two ways, plus the October storm and wind risks worth clearing out of your yard today.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-048https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-048Sat, 03 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #047: Four gauze rolls handle the bleed a box of bandaids cannotBleeding control with gauze and ten minutes of pressure, plus how to beat the October fever medicine shortage before it starts.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-047https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-047Fri, 02 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #046: Three zippers and one valve decide if your bin gear works in the darkGear fails the first night you use it, not in storage. A 20 minute bin test, plus October pantry depth before heating season.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-046https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-046Thu, 01 Oct 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #045: A 100 foot 16 gauge cord starves the fridge it is supposed to saveExtension cord gauge decides whether your generator actually runs the fridge, plus how to prep for late-season outages and wind shutoffs.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-045https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-045Wed, 30 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #044: A sliding door lifts off its rollers in four seconds, glass intactSecure a sliding patio door against lifting and sliding, and fix the dark-house gap that arrives with late September sunsets.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-044https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-044Tue, 29 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #043: Local lines jam first, and the call two states away gets throughHow to reach your family when cell towers are jammed, plus why September flooding hits far from the coast.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-043https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-043Mon, 21 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #042: A bare attic hatch is a two foot hole in your ceiling insulationIssue #42: seal the attic hatch, learn handrails on paper maps, build fire on a dry platform, and prep for September supply and health strains.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-042https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-042Sun, 20 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #041: Twelve minutes of flame and a towel finishes the whole pot of riceRetained heat cooking stretches one small fuel canister across days, plus what mid-September storms do to power, water, and fuel.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-041https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-041Sat, 19 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #040: Fill your water jugs to the shoulder, not the cap, before first freezeWater storage that survives a freeze, plus the outdoor spigot that splits pipe behind your wall in late September.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-040https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-040Fri, 18 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #039: Two inches above the wound, high and tight, never on a jointTourniquet placement basics, September inland flooding from storm remnants, and a 30-second trauma kit drill you can run today.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-039https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-039Thu, 17 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #038: Your extinguisher gauge reads green and the powder is caked solidA fire extinguisher can pass a gauge check and still fail. Test yours today, and get ahead of the September run on pharmacy shelves.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-038https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-038Wed, 16 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #037: A 2,000 watt generator runs the fridge or the heater, not bothGenerator running watts versus surge watts, the September fuel and grocery squeeze, and a 20-minute load test drill.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-037https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-037Tue, 15 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #036: A strike plate with 3 inch screws bites the stud, not the trimUpgrade your front door strike plate and hinges in twenty minutes, and prep for September storm outages that take water and fuel down too.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-036https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-036Mon, 14 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #035: Your compass needle can lie by 16 degrees, and the map says soCompass declination, wet-wood fire, and a family contact plan on paper, plus late storm season and the first frost push.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-035https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-035Sun, 13 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #034: An inch of dead air behind a blanket is free window insulationTrap dead air at the glass, seal one warm room, and stock the sick-day shelf before the first bug hits your house.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-034https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-034Sat, 12 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #033: Honey and salt outlast the heat, crackers and cooking oil do notHeat-proof pantry picks, a marker-and-rotate habit, and a no-power dinner drill for peak storm season in September.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-033https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-033Fri, 11 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #032: One minute at a rolling boil is the backup when the filter clogsTwo ways to make water safe when one fails, and the September grid problem that ends with a boil advisory.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-032https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-032Thu, 10 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #031: Refill at seven pills left and you build a 30-day buffer for freeHow to build a medication buffer without extra prescriptions, plus the first-furnace carbon monoxide risk that arrives with September's cold nights.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-031https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-031Wed, 09 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #030: Thirty pounds and one mile finds the strap that will failLoad your bug out bag to thirty pounds and walk a mile today. Plus September fire weather, ember drift, and the five feet around your foundation.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-030https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-030Tue, 08 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #029: Fifteen minutes of engine an hour charges every phone in the houseTurn your parked car into a charging station with a small inverter, and get ahead of the September pharmacy rush before shelves thin out.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-029https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-029Mon, 07 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #028: Pencil, thumb, wrist: three sizes of wood before you strike a matchSunday 3-2-1: wet weather fire, family communication plans, home entry points, plus September grid and staple supply pressure.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-028https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-028Sun, 06 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #027: Two minutes of daylight gone every day, and the hike ends in the darkSeptember steals daylight fast. Learn to orient a paper map, pick a handrail, and set a turnaround time before dark catches you out.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-027https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-027Sat, 05 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #026: Two towels and one blanket turn the smallest room into your warm roomPick and seal one warm room before the first cold night, and prepare for September storm remnants that flood far inland.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-026https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-026Fri, 04 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #025: Two cans out the front, two cans in the back, every grocery tripHow to store and rotate shelf-stable food so garage heat does not ruin it, plus the September health loads worth prepping for now.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-025https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-025Thu, 03 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #024: One inch of rain on a 1,000 square foot roof is 600 gallonsRain catchment done right needs two treatment steps, and September opens a short window on cheap staples and early fuel orders.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-024https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-024Wed, 02 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #023: A sprain wrap starts at the toes, not at the ankle jointHow to wrap a sprained ankle so swelling drains, plus why peak storm season squeezes fuel supply hundreds of miles inland.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-023https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-023Tue, 01 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #022: Five gallons in the sump pit tells you if the pump still worksTest your sump pump with five gallons of water and build a box fan air filter before August wildfire smoke drifts your way.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-022https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-022Fri, 21 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #021: Twenty feet from the house, exhaust turned away, or do not start itGenerator placement that keeps carbon monoxide outside, plus late August storm prep for multi-day power outages and flash flooding.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-021https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-021Thu, 20 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #020: A motion light aimed at the walkway beats a porch bulb left on all nightHome security you can fix after dark tonight: lighting angles, slider locks, and one neighbor who answers. Plus late August heat and water notices.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-020https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-020Wed, 19 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #019: Everyone in the house needs the same 10-digit number memorizedHow to reach your family when local cell service fails, plus the August grocery squeeze and a ten-minute comms check drill.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-019https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-019Tue, 18 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #018: One petroleum jelly cotton ball burns three minutes in the rainHow to build a fire starter that works soaking wet, and why cell service dies before your phone does in an August outage.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-018https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-018Mon, 17 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #017: Brown rice goes rancid in six months, white rice lasts for yearsHeat proof food storage, a warm dry room, map and compass basics, plus late August storms and the cheapest produce of the year.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-017https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-017Sun, 16 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #016: A coffee filter doubles the life of your 0.1 micron elementHow a cheap pre-filter protects your water filter, plus late-summer heat illness signs and a one-liter dirty water drill you can run tonight.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-016https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-016Sat, 15 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #015: Twenty minutes of cool water is the whole burn treatmentBurn, bleeding, and sprain basics you can do tonight, plus how August shopping waves thin out staple shelves and your own reserves.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-015https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-015Fri, 14 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #014: Your camp stove has not been lit since last AugustA one hour gear test that finds dead flashlights and clogged filters before August heat takes the grid down.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-014https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-014Thu, 13 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #013: One USB fan runs 30 hours off the bank that charges your phoneHow to stay cool without the grid using a power bank and a fan, plus the mid-August storm risk and a one-night battery drill.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-013https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-013Wed, 12 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #012: Half inch screws hold your front door, and a kick takes them outUpgrade your door frame with three inch screws, light the dark corners, and prep for August tropical rain that floods far inland.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-012https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-012Tue, 11 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #011: 160 characters gets through when a phone call will notWhy texts beat calls when towers clog, plus August heat illness signs and how to get ahead of pharmacy lines this week.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-011https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-011Mon, 10 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #010: A flat tarp holds 100 pounds of rain over your headSteep tarp pitches, paper map handrails, and fire from wet wood, plus August grid strain and staple runs. Rise Report issue #10.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-010https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-010Sun, 09 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #009: Your garage hits 120 degrees and the canned stew is cooking itselfAugust heat destroys canned food in the garage. Move it, rotate it, and learn to cook a hot meal with no power at all.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-009https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-009Sat, 08 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #008: Eight drops of bleach per gallon is the backup to your filterTwo ways to make water drinkable, plus the August flash flood risk hiding in low road crossings near you.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-008https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-008Fri, 07 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #007: Ten full minutes of pressure, and no peeking at the woundBleeding control that actually works, plus the August health squeeze of heat, boil water notices, and prescription gaps.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-007https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-007Thu, 06 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #006: Alkaline cells leak in five years and eat a flashlight from the insideTest every light and radio you own in ten minutes each, and stock ahead of the two August demand waves that thin out staple shelves.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-006https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-006Tue, 04 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #005: A 20,000 mAh bank is four phone charges, then a paperweightPower bank care, safe generator placement, and how to prep for August peak load outages before the grid gets pushed.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-005https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-005Mon, 03 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #004: The gas in your shed has been sitting since MarchAugust 3-2-1: fuel that stays good, an out-of-state contact everyone knows, and doors that hold at the frame.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-004https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-004Sun, 02 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #003: A dead phone at mile nine and no map in the truckLearn to navigate your own county with paper and landmarks, plus a July heat plan and a no-phone drive drill you can finish tonight.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-003https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-003Fri, 31 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #002: Three hours: wet clothes, 60 degrees, no roofA ten minute tarp pitch that keeps you dry in a July storm, plus why late summer is the cheapest time to build a food reserve.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-002https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-002Thu, 30 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMTIssue #001: There are 40 gallons of drinking water in your garageIssue one of The Rise Report. Where your emergency water already sits, how to stop bleeding with your hands, and what to eat first in an outage.https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-001https://www.survivalrise.com/newsletter/issue-001Tue, 28 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT