Blackout Hits Times Square—Midtown—Hell’s Kitchen on Anniversary of 1977 NYC Blackout At about 6:47 PM EDT, the power went out to 72,000 New York City Con Ed Customers from the … Continue reading

A Warmer Than Average Winter Doesn’t Always Mean Sunshine and Blue Skies When the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced the probability of a warmer than average winter with … Continue reading

Storm to Make Landfall as a Category 3 Major Hurricane with 120 MPH Wind – Storm Surge Update October 10, 2018 Hurricane Michael Made Landfall Today with 155 MPH sustained … Continue reading

65,000 Households and Numerous Businesses Lose Power After Sustained 70 MPH Winds Tuesday, September 25 began with a National Weather Service alert regarding an elevated risk of thunderstorms. Early in … Continue reading

Complete Preparations and Mandatory Evacuations as Florence Nears North and South Carolina September 12, 2018 Key Messages from the National Hurricane Center: Life-threatening storm surge is likely along the North … Continue reading

Plan Ahead for Disasters – Share Your Plan – Encourage Family and Friends Disasters often happen with little or no warning and no time to prepare. A tornado can strike … Continue reading