Floods are a natural part of almost any local ecosystem. Occasionally, rain, snowmelt, offshore weather systems will bring more water into an area than the usual drainage and river systems can handle and flooding occurs. In developed areas like cities, neighborhoods, and farmland, we take the responsibility (and the consequences) of preparing for and managing […]
Month: July 2018
Taking a Look Back At The 2017 Hurricane Season
As the 2018 hurricane season kicks off, let’s take a look back at last year’s devastating season what it’s lingering effect could mean for this year’s season. Four Storms, Billions In Damages The 2017 Atlantic hurricane season was the costliest season on record with a damage total of at least $282.16 billion (USD) in the […]
What You Should Know About The Atlantic Hurricane Season
After recent stormy years, the Atlantic hurricane season has gathered much respect from everyone, especially if you live in an area that’s commonly affected by hurricanes. But, what exactly is the Atlantic hurricane season? Hurricane seasons are defined as the months in which strong storms are most likely to occur due to favorable weather conditions. […]
Never Underestimate A Hurricane
The storm will hit tomorrow. The local news projects a slow trajectory with winds under 100 miles per hour. Those accustomed to braving storms might say “Piece of cake! I’ll sleep through this one”. They might get a couple of gallons of water, throw some tape on the windows and scour the house for batteries. […]