Can't tell, there's a downed tree blocking my view now
My car was full the day before the storm hit. I work many many miles from home. This isn't due to lack of preparing. This is having responsibilities outside of my home I have to fulfill as well.I'm never caught below a half tank and my husband will never let his go below 3/4, always fills before coming home, EVERYDAY, no matter what. His tank is huge and we can go 500 miles on a full tank. Now when something is happening, fires, wind storm or anything, he'll go grab a 5g or more in gas and fill both our diesel trucks.
There's been a few instances over the years where this practice was extremely beneficial. One time we were the only ones around with lights on after a storm because hubs got gas before the power was cut.
Storm prep, fill your car and cans.
I feel this too, my truck is a short box so the fuel tank is so much smaller than my hubs, we don't travel much in my truck since we'd have to stop so often for fuel.
Yeah, thinking about it I know exactly how it happened, the temp garbage ATO I'm running obviously wasn't running with the water displacement from the rocks getting added each round. I didn't pull all the additional water out immediately each time I added rock.
