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DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE FORECAST CALLS FOR A STORM
Once a major storm appears in the forecast, batteries, fuel and emergency supplies can sell quickly. Prepare now and give yourself peace of mind knowing your generator battery is ready. Stop by Stevens Battery Warehouse today for FREE generator battery testing. No appointment necessary. Fast, friendly service at any of our three locations in Pasadena and Annapolis.
Stop In Today for Your FREE Battery Test
Stop by any of our three convenient Stevens Battery Warehouse locations for fast, friendly, in-and-out service. No appointment is necessary. Bring in your generator, car, truck, equipment or marine battery, and our experienced team will test it for FREE—helping you stay prepared, on the road, on the job or on the water with confidence. We look forward to seeing you soon!
GET YOUR GENERATOR BATTERY TESTED FREE
Your generator is only useful if it starts when you need it. Batteries can weaken while sitting unused—even when they appear to be in good condition.
Before the next storm arrives, remove the battery from your standby or portable generator and bring it to Stevens Battery Warehouse for FREE battery testing.
No appointment necessary. Fast, friendly service at any of our three locations in Pasadena and Annapolis.
Just bring your generator battery in, and our team will test it for you. A few minutes today could help prevent a major inconvenience during the next power outage.
PREPARE YOUR HOUSEHOLD, TOO
In addition to checking your generator battery, take a few minutes to make sure your household is
storm-ready:
Stock several days of bottled water and nonperishable food.
Refill necessary prescriptions and assemble a first-aid kit.
Have flashlights, lanterns and fresh batteries available.
Fully charge phones, power banks and other essential electronics.
Fill your vehicle’s gas tank before the storm arrives.
Secure patio furniture, grills and loose outdoor objects.
Keep cash and copies of important documents in a waterproof container.
Make a plan for pets, elderly family members and anyone with medical needs.
Know your evacuation route and how your family will communicate.
Follow local weather reports and emergency alerts.
GENERATOR SAFETY REMINDER
Never operate a portable generator inside your home, garage, basement, shed or any partially enclosed space. Place it outdoors at least 20 feet away from your home, windows, doors and attached garage. Always follow the manufacturer’s operating instructions.
2026 ATLANTIC STORM NAMES
The remaining names on the official 2026 Atlantic hurricane-season list are:
Fay • Gonzalo • Hanna • Isaias • Josephine • Kyle • Leah • Marco • Nana • Omar •
Paulette • Rene • Sally • Teddy • Vicky • Wilfred
Arthur, Bertha, Cristobal, Dolly and Edouard have been used so far in the 2026 season. Storm names are assigned in order when a tropical system reaches tropical-storm strength.
September is one of the most active months of the Atlantic hurricane season. Hurricanes, tropical storms and tropical depressions can bring heavy rain, damaging winds, flooding and extended power outages to Maryland.
Don’t wait until a storm is approaching to discover that your backup generator won’t start.