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➡️ Check out our recent blog post discussing the true cost of #flooding in the United States. Understanding your community's risk for flooding and tropical cyclones—and understanding how they are intertwined—is a good place to start when preparing for hurricane season. Together, we can redefine our approach to managing flood risk and minimize the financial and human costs of these disasters. 👀 Read the blog: https://hubs.ly/Q02vq31Z0 #FloodAwareness #EmergencyManagement #ClimateResilience

With NOAA predicting an above-normal hurricane season, there is an urgent need to reimagine disaster preparedness, mitigation, and recovery strategies in the United States. The intensifying pace and severity of disasters in the U.S. Gulf Coast region can have compounding effects on Gulf communities. Our new report explores how to improve preparedness, mitigation, and recovery strategies for compounding disasters. Read more here: https://ow.ly/eeap50SSlqZ #MitigationStrategies #RecoveryPlanning #GulfCoastCommunities #NaturalDisasters #EmergencyPreparedness #ClimateResilience #DisasterResponse #CommunityResilience #ExtremeWeather

Are you heading to the Governor's Hurricane Conference next week? Let Casey Tingle and Katie Johnston of Plexos Group, LLC know you'll be there. Talk to them about potential partnership opportunities for community resilience, disaster recovery, mitigation, and more. #plexosgroup #GHC2024 #GHCsuccess #disasterrecovery #infrastructureprojects #hurricaneprep #naturaldisasters #climatechange

Stay Prepared: Know Your Zone in NYC As part of New York City’s hurricane preparedness efforts, residents are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the "Know Your Zone" program. NYC is divided into six hurricane evacuation zones, ranked from Zone 1 (most at risk) to Zone 6 (least at risk), based on storm surge risk. At Flood Gone Restoration, we understand the importance of being prepared for natural disasters like hurricanes. By visiting the Know Your Zone NYC website, you can find your evacuation zone by entering your address. Knowing your zone helps you plan ahead and act swiftly in case of an emergency. Stay informed, plan ahead, and let us help you restore and recover. #FloodGoneRestoration #NYCPreparedness #KnowYourZone #HurricaneSafety #EmergencyPreparedness #FloodGone

Now Tropical Storm Debby is expected to strengthen rapidly before making landfall in Florida to a category 1 hurricane and it moves over the warm Gulf Waters. According to the National Hurricane Center, Debby brings a major flood threat to the southeastern United States. Once it makes landfall, Debby will slow down tremendously and will meander its way towards southeast Georgia by Tuesday. Latest guidance has Debby moving along the Carolina coast a little later in the week. A slow-moving system is predicted to deliver 10+ inches of rain inland and 20+ inches of rain on the coast. Some NWS models indicate nearly 30 inches in some areas. Take safety precautions and double-check emergency plans. Pulliam Restoration's Disaster Response Team is prepared for disaster response and assistance. Teams are mobilized and ready to dispatch around the clock. We're Ready 24/7, AND We Respond In MINUTES, Not Hours. Fire🔥 Flood💧 Smoke💨 Mold🦠 Storm⛈️ #WereReady247 #WeRespondInMinutesNotHours #CommercialPropertyRestorationExperts #PartnerWithPulliam #BestOfColumbia #TheStatesBest

During Emergency Preparedness Week, we reflect on the impact of historic storms like Hurricane Hazel, which devastated the Toronto region in 1954 with powerful winds and heavy rainfall. Fast forward to today, where significant rainfall can bring major floods, causing disruptions and damage to our infrastructure, as well as posing risks to public safety. While not as severe and significant as Hurricane Hazel, the 1980 flood in Port Hope reminds us of nature's power and our vulnerability to the risk of flooding. Hurricane Hazel is the Regulatory flood standard for the GRCA's watershed and is used to define floodplain areas along creeks and rivers. Let's use this time to reflect on the past and prepare for future storms. Learn more about the history of flooding of the Ganaraska River: https://lnkd.in/gFdR8KmC #EmergencyPreparedness #HurricaneHazel #EPWeek2024

#HurricaneHelene has left a path of destruction across multiple states in the southeastern U.S., with homes, businesses, and entire communities devastated. Our hearts go out to everyone affected, especially those who have lost loved ones. https://lnkd.in/gJEZZ8AD ❤️🩹 As recovery begins, the need for reliable flood intelligence is more critical than ever. We’re here to help emergency responders and organizations navigate these challenging times. If your organization needs advanced flood solutions for future preparedness, reach out to us. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gK3xkr5G #FloodResilience #EmergencyManagement

Seeing a severe thunderstorm warning probably doesn’t elicit the same level of alarm as a flood advisory or hurricane watch, but that doesn’t mean you should ignore them. Discover the potential impacts a severe thunderstorm can have on a community and your commercial property: https://hubs.la/Q02tNLP10

Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall on the Florida coast tonight. With winds up to 160 mph and a storm surge predicted to reach 10-15 feet, the Tampa Bay area and surrounding regions are bracing for torrential rain, #flooding, and dangerous storm surges. At Teren, our advanced storm surge modeling provides crucial insights for understanding storm surge risk in vulnerable areas. We simulate the potential impact of storm surge from hurricanes like Milton and its connection to key assets. This helps decision-makers prepare for and respond to #extremeweather events, protecting infrastructure and lives. Learn more at: https://hubs.ly/Q02SP_g00 #HurricaneMilton #StormSurge #DisasterResponse #ClimateResilience

🌀In light of recent events like Hurricane Helene affecting the East Coast, it’s important for all property investors to consider the resilience of their investments. Look for properties with strong structural integrity and features that can withstand severe weather. Additionally, familiarize yourself with local insurance requirements and disaster preparedness measures. Being proactive about these factors can safeguard your investment and enhance its long-term value. If you’re looking for guidance on your real estate journey, click the link in my bio for a hassle-free, no-obligation consultation to see how I can help! #RealEstateTips #InvestSmart #PropertyResilience #RealEstateInvesting #HurricanePreparedness #InvestmentStrategy #RealEstateAgent #MarketInsights