FEMA Daily Operations Briefing for Saturday, September 24, 2016
Significant Activity - Sept 23 – 24
Significant Events: No significant activity
Tropical Activity:
Atlantic – Tropical Storm Karl, Tropical Storm Lisa, Disturbance 1 – Medium (50%)
Eastern Pacific – Disturbance 1 – High (90%), Disturbance 2 – Medium (40%)
Central Pacific – No Significant Activity
Western Pacific – No Significant Activity
Significant Weather:
Flash flooding possible – Central/Southern Plains
Rain and snow – Northern/Central Rockies
Critical/Elevated Fire Weather & Red Flag Warnings – CA
Space Weather –...
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BATON ROUGE, La. — As Louisianans repair or rebuild their homes damaged by August floods, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and local hardware and home improvement stores have teamed up to provide free information on making homes stronger and safer.FEMA mitigation specialists will be on hand to provide information at area Lowe’s stores from Sept. 26 through Oct. 15. They will be available to answer questions and offer home improvement tips and proven methods to prevent and lessen damage from future disasters. Most of the information is aimed at people...
Sep
23
FEMA Daily Operations Briefing for Friday, September 23, 2016
Significant Activity - Sept 22 – 23
Significant Events:
Significant power outage – Puerto Rico
Upper Midwest Flooding
Tropical Activity:
Atlantic – Tropical Storm Karl, Tropical Storm Lisa, Disturbance 1 – Low (20%)
Eastern Pacific – Disturbance 1 – High (90%)
Central Pacific – Disturbance 1 – Low (0%)
Western Pacific – No Significant Activity
Significant Weather:
Flash flooding possible – Upper/Middle Mississippi valleys
Severe thunderstorms – Northern/central Plains
Rain and snow – Central Great Basin & Northern/Central Rockies
Critical/Elevated Fire Weather...
Sep
22
BATON ROUGE, La. – When homes are flooded and lives are upended, treasured keepsakes such as photos, artwork, quilts and family heirlooms become more cherished. Although they may have been damaged in the flood, these treasures may be salvageable.For example, photographs can be rinsed gently in clean water and air-dried on a plastic screen or paper towel. They can also be hung with plastic clothespins. It is important the image not come in contact with other surfaces as it dries. Many items can be air-dried – preferably indoors. However, high direct...
Sep
22
BATON ROUGE, La. – When homes are flooded and lives are upended, treasured keepsakes such as photos, artwork, quilts and family heirlooms become more cherished. Although they may have been damaged in the flood, these treasures may be salvageable.For example, photographs can be rinsed gently in clean water and air-dried on a plastic screen or paper towel. They can also be hung with plastic clothespins. It is important the image not come in contact with other surfaces as it dries. Many items can be air-dried – preferably indoors. However, high direct...
Sep
22
FEMA Daily Operations Briefing for Thursday, September 22, 2016
Significant Activity - Sept 20-21
Significant Events: Island-wide power outage – Puerto Rico
Tropical Activity:
•Atlantic – Tropical Depression Karl, Tropical Storm Lisa
•Eastern Pacific – Disturbance 1- High (70%), Disturbance 2 - Low (10%)
•Central Pacific – Disturbance 2 in Eastern Pacific moving into Central Pacific
•Western Pacific – Invest 96W – High (no impact to US interests)
Significant Weather:
•Flash flooding possible – Central Great Basin to Northern Intermountain and Northern/Central Rockies; Upper/Middle Mississippi valleys
•Severe thunderstorms – Central Great...
Sep
21
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Sep
21
Official website of the Department of Homeland SecurityOriginal linkOriginal author: Savannah.Brehmer
Sep
21
BATON ROUGE, La. –If you’re a disaster survivor who wants to extend temporary housing assistance from FEMA it’s important to provide the proper documents in order to make your request. If you’re eligible for an extension, you may use temporary housing assistance to pay for a place to live, such as a house, apartment, hotel or recreational vehicle. The assistance covers rent, security deposit and essential utilities like electricity and water.To continue receiving temporary housing assistance, you have to complete and submit the following paperwork to FEMA that demonstrates you have a...
Sep
21
BATON ROUGE, La. –If you’re a disaster survivor who wants to extend temporary housing assistance from FEMA it’s important to provide the proper documents in order to make your request. If you’re eligible for an extension, you may use temporary housing assistance to pay for a place to live, such as a house, apartment, hotel or recreational vehicle. The assistance covers rent, security deposit and essential utilities like electricity and water.To continue receiving temporary housing assistance, you have to complete and submit the following paperwork to FEMA that demonstrates you have a...