You know you can apply for all sorts of FEMA emergency funds, right? They'll dd it to your bank account reasonably fast.
The Southeast Is Reeling in the Wake of Hurricane Helene The intense storm, which has left more than 60 people dead, is a product of climate change, the FEMA administrator said Sunday. www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
The intense storm, which has left more than 60 people dead, is a product of climate change, the FEMA administrator said Sunday.
Republican voters might not cause the disasters, but they sure as heck can make them worse. Remember "heckuva job" during/after Katrina? Treason 2025 would cripple NOAA (which includes NWS which includes NHC) and FEMA, which would definitely make the next disaster worse.
Homeowner policies can vary in coverage to keep premium low. FEMA has a number of programs to assist with home repair/rehab. -Not everyone automatically qualifies -Not a "100% free total recovery One of the complaints from people who get in one is the long wait times and erratic access to funds.
FEMA Administrator Criswell will travel to North Carolina tomorrow after President Biden directed her “to determine what more can be done to accelerate support to those who are having the most difficult time accessing assistance in isolated communities” following the destruction from Helene […]
Some info on FEMA disaster applications (not a how-to, but some encouragement to apply/details on recent changes)
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There's at least 84 dead from Hurricane Helene so the South better make a choice in TX, TN, and FL as to Senate control while considering the Republican stance on climate change, FEMA, NOAA, et al., & the danger currently presented by the warming Gulf of Mexico. www.fema.gov/about/organi...
The Federal Emergency Management Agency consists of ten regions in the continental United States and territories.
I'm also including the 1-in-500 year zones (0.2% annual chance) when I say this, which don't really extend much further than the FEMA hazard areas, at least in Biltmore Village and The River Arts District. Asheville is very hilly. Here, the RAD is wiped out. The houses on the left are 200ft higher
