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Flooding example: Hurricane Sally (2020) daddled near the northern Gulf Coast producing 5 to 7 feet of storm surge in some communities from Alabama to Florida, including in Pensacola as shown below.

It was October of 2024 when Hurricane Milton hit Florida. ... Flooding concerns loom in Apopka as hurricane season begins. By Geovany Dias, WFTV.com. June 05, 2025 at 7:36 pm EDT.

In 2024, Hurricane Helene caused massive flooding in mountainous areas like Asheville in Buncombe County, North Carolina. Less than 1% of households there were covered by the NFIP, according to a ...

Flooding, which is likely to occur frequently or even annually, is “the most pressing public health threat” to the city, according to the report, which is known as the Jurisdictional Risk ...

Hurricane season started on Sunday, June 1, and goes through Nov. 30. It is unclear if Richardson, who has led the agency since mid-May, was joking in the Monday meeting, but a Department of ...

The Louisiana Legislature passed a bill to shield Louisiana's nursing homes from lawsuits, despite poor performance measures from state nursing homes and backlash from advocates for the elderly.

Fox News host Sean Hannity said of Hurricane Ida, ... and Sen. John Cornyn called on “the president to provide federal disaster relief funding for those affected by the flooding.” ...

Houston is one hurricane away from an oil and gas disaster. By Shelby Webb | 06/03/2025 06:28 AM EDT . A major hurricane could shut down one of the country’s largest energy and petrochemical hubs.

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Power outages can turn deadly, especially in the wake of hurricanes and tropical storms. But a New Orleans man isn’t very concerned about them this hurricane season.

The Philadelphia Inquirer’s editorial board lambasted Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman, stating that it’s time for him to either “serve Pennsylvanians, or step away.”. The board, which ...