We’ve all seen the devastation left behind. The people who live there, their families, and businesses have a long road to recovery ahead of them. Now, it’s time for the Gray Television family to help ‘Lift Up Louisiana’.
Ida is among the strongest hurricanes on record to make landfall in Louisiana, with its maximum sustained winds of 150 mph at landfall matching those of Laura (2020) and the ‘Last Island’ hurricane of 1856.
Bowls and buckets now collect the rainwater from Nicholas, wet spots made way for mold, and despite repeated calls to agencies, adjusters, contractors, and charities, Baughman says help has yet to arrive.
It was reported that more than 22,000 power poles were damaged during the storm, and Wylie said it’s been a little more challenging in some areas to restore energy.
Mayor Latoya Cantrell and members of her emergency response team held a Labor Day press conference to discuss ongoing response efforts eight days after Ida devastated southeast Louisiana.
Alabama’s Emergency Operations Center has been open and busy all weekend, watching Hurricane Ida’s landfall in Louisiana and preparing for what it could bring to our state.
On the night of August 17-18, 1969, South Mississippi took a direct hit from one of the most intense hurricanes on record to ever strike the United States.
Tropical Strom Fred drew plenty of interest from people fascinated about severe weather systems. Some of them tried to take advantage of that situation on the Florida Gulf Coast.
WTVY Chief Meteorologist David Paul says drier air flowing into Tropical Storm Fred has created a lopsided effect and will limit its strengthening potential.
The center of the current projected landfall swath (Wednesday morning) pinpoints Panama City to Cedar Key, Florida for landfall, though the overall swath is far wider
It has been a while since Elsa paid a little visit to the Suncoast and now we are watching another area of concern for the possibility of development over the weekend. An old