The funding opportunities available for disaster recovery and mitigation projects related to housing, infrastructure, and economic development in Florida communities impacted by Hurricane Sally. This session provides an overview of the programs, eligibility criteria, and application process.

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Learn about why a below normal hurricane season is expected in 2023 and the factors influencing this forecast. Find out about hurricane return periods in Connecticut and the names for the upcoming season.

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Explore the basics of disaster preparedness in Berkeley, covering topics such as different types of disasters, key elements to consider, common hazards in the area, and ways to mitigate risks. Discover the importance of community preparedness and the local hazard mitigation plan for Berkeley. Be inf

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Explore hurricane track data from 1981 to 2021 sourced from the International Best Track Archive for Climate Stewardship. The visualization includes maps showcasing hurricane frequency, maximum severity by Saffir-Simpson scale categories, and trend indices. Follow the evolution of hurricane patterns

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The Integrated Preparedness Planning Workshop provides a comprehensive approach to documenting preparedness priorities and activities for organizations or jurisdictions. By utilizing the Integrated Preparedness Cycle, efficiency in utilizing resources, time, and funding is maximized, contributing to

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Learn the critical aspects of Airport Emergency Plans (AEPs) to ensure the safety and preparedness of airports in the face of emergencies and incidents. Understand the purpose, development process, and key roles involved in AEPs. Discover the importance of differentiating between accidents and incid

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The Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security provides insights on the 2023 hurricane season, predicting a below-normal year. With neutral ENSO conditions and warm Atlantic sea surface temperatures, coastal residents are advised to

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Engage in a tabletop exercise focused on a hurricane scenario to enhance emergency response preparedness. The exercise includes introductions, agenda review, scenario discussions, action planning, and benefits such as improved readiness and skills practice in a safe environment. Objectives aim to re

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The Integrated Preparedness Planning Workshop provides a comprehensive approach for [jurisdiction/organization] to document preparedness priorities and activities. By utilizing the Integrated Preparedness Cycle, efficiency in resource allocation and enhancement of capabilities are prioritized, ensur

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Learn how to proactively protect your property from hurricanes with a detailed Hurricane Emergency Response Plan (HERP). This guide covers the essential phases of emergency management, including mitigation/prevention, planning, response, and recovery. Develop key roles and responsibilities, understa

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This Exercise Conduct Briefing provides a baseline document for higher education institutions to evaluate their emergency plans. Tailor the content as needed by filling in bracketed sections. It is to be used with the Hurricane Situation Manual and Facilitator Guide. The briefing covers Welcome and

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Hurricane Nicole, a Category 1 Atlantic hurricane, struck Florida in early November 2022, affecting the citrus industry notably oranges. The USDA NASS Disaster Monitoring Team documented the disaster with data showing the consequences on citrus acreage. The event caused significant damage, posing ch

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Need for accurate extreme wind measurements is crucial for various applications like hurricane tracking, climate monitoring, and oceanography. This includes reliance on dropsondes for wind speed calibration, validation metrics using multiple methods, and challenges in integrating different sources o

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Council Member Dave Martin discussed the devastating effects of Hurricane Ike on the environment, particularly focusing on coastal habitat loss, debris accumulation, and oyster reef destruction in Galveston Bay. The presentation highlighted the urgent need for implementing a coastal barrier, known a

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Spring Valley Village Police Department's June 2024 newsletter provides important community updates, including hurricane preparedness tips, special days for the month, and contact information for residents to stay connected. Chief M. Schulze emphasizes safety measures and encourages residents to be

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The Florida Public Hurricane Loss Model, developed by a team of experts at Florida International University, provides hurricane modeling services to insurance industry clients. Since its first activation in 2006, the model has seen several updated versions accepted by the Florida Commission on Hurri

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Yuqing Wang from the Department of Meteorology at the University of Hawaii worked on evaluating and enhancing cloud and precipitation physics in the operational Hurricane Weather Research and Forecast (HWRF) model. The project aimed to improve hurricane intensity and structure predictions, focusing

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Webinar outlining preparations for Hurricane Irma, with updates on the storm's projected impact, response plans by FMIT Critical Incident Response Team, and deployment of resources like satellite phones for effective communication during the crisis.

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The NOAA hurricane forecasting models include HWRF, POM, HYCOM, HMON, covering regions like the Pacific, Indian Ocean, North Atlantic, and Gulf of Mexico. These models utilize a combination of climatology data, feature models, and real-time RTOFS inputs for initialization and forecasting. Various co

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This study explores the regional economic impacts of hurricane disasters, examining factors such as property losses, vulnerable housing, unemployment rates, and other hazards. Empirical models are used to estimate future property damage, linking these to regional economic trends. The analysis also i

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Detailed analysis of Hurricane Karl (2010) using Doppler radar and WRF simulations, focusing on precipitation patterns over Mexican terrain and underlying processes. Includes NASA and NOAA grants, airborne radar measurements, WRF simulations, flight tracks, and velocity distributions comparison betw

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The presentation for the Tallahassee Chapter of AGA on Disaster Preparedness and Planning, conducted by Ben A. (Steve) Stevens III, CPA, Director of Assurance Services at Thomas Howell Ferguson P.A. CPAs, covers the National Preparedness Goal, Four Phases of Emergency Management, Mitigation, Prepare

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Investigating the relationship between sea surface temperatures and hurricane behavior, focusing on the potential increase in out-of-season hurricanes with rising average SST. Data analysis from 1970-2020 reveals patterns in hurricane formation dates and categories, supporting the hypothesis of more

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In the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, the devastation exposed the fragility of infrastructure and raised questions about the island's status. The article discusses the struggles faced by the Puerto Rican people and the challenges of being an adjunct professor post-disaster while reflec

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This study explores the influence of sulfate aerosols on the late 20th-century North Atlantic Hurricane drought, focusing on the interaction of European sulfate aerosols and African dust. It investigates the radiative forcing effects and variability in hurricane activity, proposing hypotheses relate

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The AXBT Demonstration Project aims to improve hurricane forecast accuracy by assimilating ocean observations into numerical models in real-time. The project involves collecting, processing, and transmitting AXBT data to enhance ocean model initializations and hurricane track forecasts. Deployment a

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A study by Shen, Xinyi and colleagues from the University of Connecticut has developed the RAdar Produced Inundation Diary (RAPID) algorithm for near real-time flood inundation mapping using Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data from Sentinel-1 during Hurricane Florence. The analysis revealed large in

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Explore meteorological concepts related to hurricanes, including hurricane paths, storm surges, wind patterns, and energy transfer. Dive into topics such as contour heights, wind speeds, and angular momentum conservation to deepen your understanding of these natural phenomena. Don't miss out on valu

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This tabletop exercise focuses on testing plans to prepare for, respond to, and recover from a hurricane in a community. The exercise aims to ensure effective coordination of plans and actions, strengthen relationships with response partners, identify plan weaknesses, and expedite facility operation

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Hurricane Matthew, a Category 5 storm, impacted the Bahamas and came close to Palm Coast, causing significant rainfall and storm surges. Despite not making landfall in Palm Coast, the area experienced strong winds and moderate storm surges. The city's response included proactive preparations, strate

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Hurricane Oscar, a Category 3 hurricane, has impacted Green, Kane, Liberty, and Stramford Counties with powerful winds and significant storm surge. This presentation provides a detailed overview of the exercise, focusing on roles and responsibilities, safety measures, and logistical concerns for eme

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Delve into the fascinating intersection of criminology and disaster scenarios through historical case studies such as Hurricane Hugo in St. Croix, the impact of Hurricane Sandy in Brigantine, and the chaos following the San Francisco earthquake. The complexities of social disruption, looting behavio

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Hurricane Irma has been declared as a Category 5 hurricane. The latest updates include information on wind speed probabilities, precipitation amounts, and evacuation routes. Stay informed and stay safe during this severe weather event.

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eFINDS is a statewide system mandated post Hurricane Sandy to track evacuees from healthcare facilities, ensuring their safety by monitoring movement and capturing essential care needs and contact information. The system addresses challenges faced during emergencies like hurricane evacuations, provi

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Update on the Year 1 Joint Hurricane Testbed Project, focusing on the Monte Carlo Wind Probability Model and its estimation of wind probabilities for different intensities. The model incorporates track and intensity error distributions, land proximity, and serial correlations to provide accurate for

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Hurricane Sandy, a post-tropical cyclone that hit the Caribbean and the US East Coast in 2012, caused widespread economic devastation. With damages totaling billions of dollars, the storm significantly affected small businesses, infrastructure, and communities in its path, particularly in New York a

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This work explores the characteristics of hurricanes, the Saffir-Simpson Scale, Accumulated Cyclone Energy, and examples from the 2011 hurricane season. It delves into hurricane formation, impact on land, and the importance of seasonal outlooks in predicting and preparing for hurricanes. The collabo

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The Rotary Club of Portsmouth is involved in a project in Dominica to assist with hurricane recovery, including setting up a portable sawmill and aiding in rebuilding efforts after devastating hurricanes like Maria in 2017. The project aims to provide essential support such as securing homes, produc

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Stay informed about Hurricane Irma's path and potential impact with the latest updates on wind speeds, precipitation amounts, evacuation routes, and wildfire conditions. Ensure your safety by following evacuation guidelines. Stay alert and prepared during this challenging time.

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The Community Resilience Survey in Otago revealed insights into hazard awareness, emergency preparedness, and community engagement. Key findings include high awareness of hazards but lower levels of emergency preparedness. The survey also assessed responses to yes-no questions on disaster preparedne

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