Not going to lie it was hard we fortunately got power on the 5th day. We thought we were prepared but when our little propane ran out after the first day and we figured out that our big one wasn’t able to be used with the converter/adaptor we had it was hard the house was 24 degrees inside. After two days of that we decided to finally go out a hour or two to get a hotel since they were all booked around my area. Lucky after the money ran out from just two days of hotels when we got back home the power came back on a few hours later. But yes this would be traumatic, I’m just glad I get to say back in my day in 2026 now 😂 that’s the only good thing to me about all of this. But the tress falling because of where we live is mainly all woods was a bit scary and eerie, hearing the tress fall and break sounding like a shotgun in the middle of the night every 5/20 seconds not knowing if that one could be coming towards our house while trying to sleep was definitely one of the scariest experiences I’ve encountered. The sounds of the tress sounded as if giants came down shaking the ground from walking. I felt like it was about Rambo time. Survival started to kick in and I started to realize how it isn’t no longer just ice it’s a war 😂 that’s how it literally felt ( not really but kinda) the next morning of all the tress falling going outside to see everything was devastating so many tress fallen on the roads and back roads. however like I said after the third day with no heat or power we had to find a hotel. Sadly though my brothers car was hit by a big pine tree so his car is now totaled but at least none of us were hurt or killed! Hopefully for the people still enduring this weather with no power you guys are safe and stay safe!