Indeed. That would be crazy work.
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Indeed. That would be crazy work.
Gonna be in West Palm the week of the 21st for a work conference. Will be watching these weather patterns like a hawk over the next few days
Two days ago a cat at work showed me a picture, stating another potential storm.
I didn’t even think twice about it…waiting until kinfolk speak on it
There’s a strong potential of another system hitting Florida later next week maybe and a lot of people will have to make some tough decisions. Remember, you cannot hide from climate change. The few insurance companies that is left in the state I’m going to raise premiums like crazy and you all know that the premiums are already sky high.
It wasn't the whole fence, probably a little less than half and its only the side we share. So we are going to get someone to remove the branches and haul them away (they fell from huge trees which are both coming down next week), then we will rebuild the fence. The posts and a lot of the panels are still intact.
I already have a trip to London booked and my fam is gonna head to NY this week. We out this bitch.
Florida’s home insurer of last resort is in serious trouble. Will Milton put it over the edge?
Even before Hurricane Helene and Milton made landfall in Florida, many homeowners were between rock and a hard place when it came to insuring their properties.
With more and more private insurers leaving FL........Citizens Property Insurance Corp (a state backed insurer), will be able to raise premiums as they see fit without any price matching competitors....as well as cancel policies with the same regard. Residents will have no choice but to pay.
Thats Florida for you.
Florida’s Risky Bet
Hurricane Milton was a test of the state’s coasts, which have everything to recommend them, except the growing risk of flooding.
Anything south of Ocala is a flood zone in FloridaFlorida’s Risky Bet
Hurricane Milton was a test of the state’s coasts, which have everything to recommend them, except the growing risk of flooding.www.theatlantic.com
'There have been threats' against FEMA workers in North Carolina, sheriff says
"Help folks and please don't stir the pot," he said.
ByLuke Barr
October 14, 2024
abcnews.go.com
In this Sept. 30, 2024 file photo A FEMA response team member works with a guard member at Crooked Creek Fire Department near Old Fort in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in Old Fort, N.C.
"Help folks and please don't stir the pot," he said.
ByLuke Barr
October 14, 2024
'There have been threats' against FEMA workers in North Carolina, sheriff says
There have been threats against FEMA workers in North Carolina in the wake of Hurricane Helene, says a local sheriff.
In this Sept. 30, 2024 file photo A FEMA response team member works with a guard member at Crooked Creek Fire Department near Old Fort in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in Old Fort, N.C.
Armed Militia 'Hunting FEMA' Causes Hurricane Responders to Evacuate—Report
Armed Militia "hunting FEMA" causes hurricane responders to evacuate—report
Federal emergency workers were told to evacuate Rutherford County, North Carolina, on October 12 over safety concern.
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Armed Militia 'Hunting FEMA' Causes Hurricane Responders to Evacuate—Report
Armed Militia "hunting FEMA" causes hurricane responders to evacuate—report
Federal emergency workers were told to evacuate Rutherford County, North Carolina, on October 12 over safety concern.
Arrest made after FEMA crews threatened amid hurricane relief efforts
FEMA says it "continues to support communities impacted by Helene and help survivors," but made some "operational adjustments" for safety reasons.
and that ladies and gentlemen...........is storm surge.
fuckin cacs standin outside watchin like its a fuckin parade on Bourbon St.
took they asses out like an amateur surfer...
Tracker: Invest 94L become Tropical Storm or Hurricane Nadine? What Florida should know.
Is there another storm in the Atlantic after Hurricane Milton? Use this storm tracker, spaghetti models to check Invest 94L and Nadine.
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I remember something like this happened here in Arizona a long time ago,two very severe thunderstorms coming from different directions converged over Phoenix on some "The Perfect Storm" mess.. people were scrambling to get back to their homes,were rushing out of stores and places
Armed group confronts FEMA workers in Carter County, Tennessee
“They were all armed, open carry not guns drawn, but they had surrounded them and there was a lady there that was yelling and threatening them,” Elder said.
Karen Jenkins
October 16, 2024
“They were all armed, open carry not guns drawn, but they had surrounded them and there was a lady there that was yelling and threatening them,” Elder said.
Karen Jenkins
October 16, 2024
Armed group confronts FEMA workers in Carter County, Tennessee
CARTER COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) — There were some tense moments Saturday when volunteers say they witnessed an armed group of people confronting and threatening Federal Emergency Management Agency work…
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Dear media, keep speaking about this bullshit. These people are delaying help.Armed group confronts FEMA workers in Carter County, Tennessee
“They were all armed, open carry not guns drawn, but they had surrounded them and there was a lady there that was yelling and threatening them,” Elder said.
Karen Jenkins
October 16, 2024
Armed group confronts FEMA workers in Carter County, Tennessee
CARTER COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) — There were some tense moments Saturday when volunteers say they witnessed an armed group of people confronting and threatening Federal Emergency Management Agency work…www.newsnationnow.com
GOOD!!!!
FEMA reminding Georgia residents to spend grant money wisely
By Lorenza Medley
Oct. 19, 2024
www.walb.com
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is reminding Georgia residents to use their federal disaster assistance grant money wisely.
According to a release, FEMA sends a letter to those who received the grant explaining what the funds can be used for and listing ways the money can be used.
“Disaster grants are not for regular living expenses,” FEMA said.
The agency is advising survivors to keep receipts for all expenses for at least three years because FEMA can require repayment of the grant if it is spent on anything other than the intended purpose.
FEMA provided examples of what the grant covers:
• Home repairs such as structure, water, septic, and sewage systems.
• Rental assistance for rent and/or deposit.
• Repair or replacement of a flooded essential vehicle.
• Medical or dental care for an uninsured injury caused by the disaster.
• Repair of occupational specialized tools.
• Necessary educational materials such as computers, schoolbooks, and supplies.
• Moving and storage expenses related to the disaster.
• Increased childcare expenses.
FEMA also says it is important to make sure the agency has the most up-to-date information, including addresses, phone numbers, and bank accounts. If the agency does not have accurate information, survivors may miss letters or phone calls about assistance applications or payment status.
Anyone with questions about the FEMA disaster assistance grant is asked to contact the FEMA Helpline at (800) 621-3362 between 6 a.m. and 11 p.m. Eastern Time. Help is available in most languages.
By Lorenza Medley
Oct. 19, 2024
FEMA reminding Georgia residents to spend grant money wisely
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is reminding Georgia residents to use their federal disaster assistance grant money wisely.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is reminding Georgia residents to use their federal disaster assistance grant money wisely.
According to a release, FEMA sends a letter to those who received the grant explaining what the funds can be used for and listing ways the money can be used.
“Disaster grants are not for regular living expenses,” FEMA said.
The agency is advising survivors to keep receipts for all expenses for at least three years because FEMA can require repayment of the grant if it is spent on anything other than the intended purpose.
FEMA provided examples of what the grant covers:
• Home repairs such as structure, water, septic, and sewage systems.
• Rental assistance for rent and/or deposit.
• Repair or replacement of a flooded essential vehicle.
• Medical or dental care for an uninsured injury caused by the disaster.
• Repair of occupational specialized tools.
• Necessary educational materials such as computers, schoolbooks, and supplies.
• Moving and storage expenses related to the disaster.
• Increased childcare expenses.
FEMA also says it is important to make sure the agency has the most up-to-date information, including addresses, phone numbers, and bank accounts. If the agency does not have accurate information, survivors may miss letters or phone calls about assistance applications or payment status.
Anyone with questions about the FEMA disaster assistance grant is asked to contact the FEMA Helpline at (800) 621-3362 between 6 a.m. and 11 p.m. Eastern Time. Help is available in most languages.
OnlyFans Creators Provide Hurricane Relief for North Carolina Community
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October 24, 2024
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Alana Cho posted the video to the social-media site alongside the caption "We helped hurrican [sic] survivors." The video, which has racked up more than 53,000 views on the app, and more than 500,000 on Instagram, depicts Cho and two friends (@vvptoria and @jenfoxxuwu) shopping for goods to provide to the people of Asheville, which was badly hit by Hurricane Helene in September.
By Marni Rose McFall
October 24, 2024
OnlyFans creators provide hurricane relief for North Carolina community
Three women used "OnlyFans money" to provide food, generators and laptops for people in Ashville, North Carolina, still recovering from Hurricane Helene.
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I spoke with a my aunt who lives in St. Petersburg. Her home got flooded. She said the refrigerator floated from the kitchen to the back bedroom. There's a creek that runs along the road and it flooded before but the water never came closer than a few feet from the front step. The house is about 1 foot above the ground.
Luke Combs, Eric Church, More Perform at Concert Organized By Panthers Owners The Teppers
Luke Combs, Eric Church and more country stars teamed up for a good cause ... and, they raised a ton of money for people affected by Hurricane Helene.
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