Eventually the power goes out.
The question is how much you care.
Decide which loads must remain operational: refrigerator, internet, security, lights, air conditioning, water system, medical equipment, pool equipment, or perhaps the whole house.
That answer determines the backup strategy.
Generators need fuel, exhaust clearance, sound consideration, electrical transfer equipment, and service access.
Do not decide their location after landscaping is finished.
Battery systems offer another path, especially when combined with solar. They require electrical planning, physical space, and an honest assessment of how long they can support the desired loads.
Storm resilience is broader than backup power.
Impact protection, roof attachment, drainage, flood elevation, communications, water, and mechanical protection all matter.
Resilience is not one product.
It is a collection of decisions that determine how gracefully the house handles failure.