Shoutout to journalists working to cover this absolute mess & try to provide clarity (especially for survivors) in a moment of physical & informational crisis. 🧵of articles I’m quoted in w/ accurate information about FEMA and Helene

Thanks for sharing. No power and running safe water adds so much time and effort to everything.

Love and miss that market!

it's my daughter's birthday and I ordered her a monster cake from Carvel and this is the picture on the website and this is the picture of it in real life. please note: this is not a complaint. if this had been the picture on the website i would have paid more

Every time there’s a big disaster I see something happen which is that people start to get frustrated based on what they think our disaster response system should look like, and not how it’s designed to operate. So the expectations are way too high and then the need is unimaginably high also.

Local news is so important these days

Man, I want to drive this home: We are 100% looking at a before/after situation here. In this part of Appalachia there will now be a before the storm.

Asheville update: we're still fine, cell service has held up overnight. Still no power, water pressure dropped a lot but still running. Boil water advisory in effect but we have no power to boil with. County update: if you're missing someone please check in at buncombeready.org.

If you are heading east of Atlanta, Biolab in Conyers seems to have a small problem. Pic taken from an employee’s house.

“There is risk everywhere” is NOT the same thing as “Risk is the same everywhere”