Por: WPTV Nation June 22, 2023
The chairman of a homeland security subcommittee in Congress is calling on to step up efforts to help communities upgrade decades-old outdoor siren systems relied upon during tornadoes and other sudden emergencies.A Scripps News investigation discovered towns across the country struggling with sirens — many built during the Cold War era — that are no longer reliable.After learning of the findings in the , Rep. Anthony D'Esposito,... + full article
WPTV USA Nation May 25, 2023
Tommy Hengst and his wife, Pam, had just seconds to dash into their windowless utility room and throw a pillow over their heads before an EF-4 tornado began sucking the roof off their home in Rolling Fork, Mississippi.It could not have been more than a minute, said Hengst,... + más
O Canada, Where Are All Your Tornadoes? | The New York Times
Why tornadoes are so difficult to predict | Newsweek
Newsweek USA Tech April 21, 2023
A deadly tornado ripped across parts of Oklahoma on April 19, leaving at least three people dead and many homes without power.The outbreak came at the start of Oklahoma's tornado season, which runs from April to June. However, there was something particularly unusual about... + más
Moment supercell tornado tears through Oklahoma wreaking havoc | Newsweek
Lethal supercell storms to hit South more often as world warms, new study says | NBC News
Newsweek USA Tech March 31, 2023
The U.S. experiences more tornadoes than any other country, with 1,200 a year on average. The powerful systems form very quickly, sometimes without warning, and can kill and destroy anything in their path.Tornadoes that kill a large number of people are rare, but they have... + más
What Are the Duties of A Trustee? | Forbes
Video of woman being dragged into Arkansas tornado viewed 1M times | Newsweek
ABC News USA Nation March 26, 2023
Devastating tornadoes on Friday night, leaving , dozens injured and countless others in the South unsure of how to prepare for the coming storm.Those on the scene said the town of Rolling Fork had been leveled, and President Joe Biden called the images coming in from the state... + más
The deadliest tornado in U.S. history | Newsweek
23 dead as 'destructive' tornado, storms batter Mississippi | ABC News
Newsweek USA Nation February 18, 2023
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine will be receiving his requested assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to help in the aftermath of a fiery train derailment that led to a chemical leak in eastern Ohio.After a Norfolk Southern train transporting several hazardous... + más
These Floridians were hit by Hurricane Ian a month ago. Here's what FEMA has done for them so far | CNN
How FEMA changes have transformed Hurricane Ian response | WPTV
WPTV USA Nation November 18, 2022
After natural disasters strike, people often look to FEMA for help. However, over the years, the organization has come under intense scrutiny for some of its responses, primarily following Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and the changes that have come to the organization since can be... + más
Biden, FEMA head to Florida as survivors scramble for federal aid | Portland Press Herald
CNN USA Politics October 27, 2022
CNN — A month after , Ciry Sosa and her family are still living in the Fort Myers Beach apartment where the dirty salt water rose up to 4 feet, destroying most of their belongings and leaving behind mold on the walls. They are sleeping on air mattresses and relying on... + más
In Hurricane Ian's aftermath, new head of FEMA faces historic challenge | ABC News
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