“The Lord is with us” and there are “many reasons to be filled with hope and even to rejoice,” says a pastor in Florida in an update after Hurricane Ian made landfall with winds of 150 mph, killing at least 32 people and causing catastrophic floods and life-threatening storm surge. Communicating on behalf of Pastor … Continued
President Joe Biden warned that communities affected by Hurricane Ian’s devastation across southwestern Florida and the lower Eastern Seaboard will “take months and years to rebuild.” Speaking from the White House on Friday, Biden recognized the Coast Guard’s work in rescuing 117 individuals and the 44,000 utility experts working to restore power in Florida — the single … Continued
Hurricane Ian made landfall on Florida’s west coast on Wednesday as a category 4 storm. The eye of the storm hit Cape Coral Wednesday with maximum sustained winds of 155 miles per hour. At least a dozen people were killed by Ian’s combination of strong winds, heavy rain, and a high storm surge. Approximately 1.6 million customers in … Continued
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis delivered an update on Thursday morning following the destruction of Hurricane Ian. Ian was downgraded from a hurricane level 4 when it hit land to a tropical storm on Thursday morning. Governor DeSantis says the state is still assessing the damage as the tropical storm crosses the state. Brennan Prill posted … Continued
A mudslide in California resulted in multiple vehicles becoming stuck in mud and debris flow, fire officials said. Fire units responded to the mudflow to assist around 50 people in two dozen cars. The mud had reportedly pushed vehicles across the road. The landslide happened near Pine Canyon Road between Shaffer Road and Blaisdell Road, the Los … Continued
Experts in the field point out that the structure of the PREMB and the role of some officials hinder the agility necessary for an effective response Although the government claims to be ready to face the new hurricane season, which begins this Wednesday, emergency management experts agreed that the bureaucracy in which they have plunged … Continued
A relatively rare East Coast earthquake centered just northeast of South Carolina’s capital city jolted large numbers of state residents awake early Monday, rocking the Southern state at a preliminary 3.3 magnitude, authorities said. There were no immediate reports of any damages or injuries, although more than 4,000 people contacted the U.S. Geological Survey to report what … Continued
More New Mexico residents were ordered to evacuate their homes Monday as gusting winds whipped the country’s biggest wildfire closer to communities in the northeast part of the state. The Calf Canyon fire that started April 19 has burned over 103,000 acres of bone-dry land and is expected to grow, New Mexico fire officials said. … Continued
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has declared states of emergency in five counties due to wildfires that have burned through large swaths of the drought-stricken state. The democratic governor declared states of emergency for Colfax, Lincoln, San Miguel, and Valencia Counties on Friday, and issued a similar declaration for Mora County on Saturday due to the fire threat. … Continued
With the completion of today, January 7, two years after the 6.4 magnitude earthquake that shook and caused damage in the southwest region, the directly impacted communities are still a long way from recovering, while citizens throughout the country relive fear, anxiety and uncertainty with each aftershock of the event, since the seismic sequence – … Continued
Foster’s Outriders, a Christian nonprofit organization, announced Thursday that it would match all donations up to $500,000 given to the ongoing tornado relief effort in the Midwest. The group, founded by the late Foster Friess in 2018, noted that the recent tornadoes — which swept through Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas and Tennessee on Dec. 10 and killed at least … Continued
Minnesota saw its first-ever confirmed tornadoes in December amid blustery thunderstorms Wednesday evening that left thousands without power. READ MORE:Minnesota Weather: Light Snow Up North, Possible Flakes In Metro Before Noon The National Weather Service Twin Cities confirmed three tornadoes and its LaCrosse office confirmed six for a total of nine recorded in Minnesota. The … Continued
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