Deadly Flooding is Hitting Several Countries at Once: Scientists Say this Will Be More Common July 12, 2023 By Isabella O'Malley, Brittany Peterson and Drew Costley Schools in New Delhi were forced to close Monday after heavy monsoon rains battered the Indian capital, with landslides and...
North Carolina County Plans to Remove Thousands of Homes From Flood Zones July 21, 2016 New maps for Dare County, N.C., are removing thousands of homes and lots from flood zones, creating a need to...
More Grants Available for Vermont Businesses Hit by Irene June 11, 2014 Two regional development groups in Vermont have been awarded $1.5 million in grants to help businesses recovering from Tropical Storm...
$1.5M to Help Replace Adirondack Fire Station September 6, 2013 New York officials say a $1.5 million grant will help an Adirondack community replace a fire station destroyed in 2011...
NWS Kicks Off Flood Safety Awareness Week March 20, 2013 The National Weather Service has designated this week, March 18–22, as Flood Safety Awareness Week. New York recently experienced three...
Vermont to Help Buy Out Irene Damaged Homes March 14, 2013 The state of Vermont is going to use grant money to help towns buy out homes destroyed or damaged by...
Claims Conference to Feature Northeast Hurricane Expert February 11, 2013 CUNY’s Dr. Nicholas Coch looks at the art and science of anticipating the next Sandy. Superstorm Sandy may be history,...
MTA Files Claims to Recover 2011 Storm Losses August 31, 2012 New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority is submitting claims to insurers and the federal government to recover $65 million in losses...
After the Rain: Irene’s Lessons to the East Coast August 28, 2012 By MICHAEL HILL Antonia Schreiber is taking no chances on the next big storm. The remnants of Hurricane Irene turned the 200-year-old building...
Irene’s Lesson in North Carolina: Give a Cat 1 Storm its Due August 27, 2012 By MARTHA WAGGONER It’s been a year since Hurricane Irene made landfall in North Carolina, and state officials say about 350 families still...