In 2020 alone, there were over 1,000 tornadoes recorded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. While tornadoes can occur any time of year, they’re particularly common in the spring and summer months. In the US, the most common areas for tornadoes to form are the Midwest and Southeast portions …
Read MoreThe polar vortex is delivering the lowest temperatures of the year putting dogs and animals in danger, as authorities have increased welfare checks, more pets are in shelters and some frozen dogs have already been found. Coldest temperatures of the year brings dangerous time for animals The polar vortex is …
Read MoreYou may not live in an earthquake-prone part of the country, but that doesn’t mean you won’t have to deal with one at some point in your life. While people in movies and television shows tend to deal with earthquakes by just shouting “Earthquake!” and running around their homes, that’s …
Read MoreNow that we have officially entered the fall season, it is time to prep our homes for the cold weather. Though fall and winter is a break from tornadoes and tropical storms, snowstorms and ice storms can wreak havoc on large parts of the United States. From cutting the power …
Read MoreYes, folks, it’s that time of year – hurricane season is right around the corner, and experts are finally weighing in on what they expect this season to look like. If you’re like the rest of the world and curious about that to expect this coming season, read on. But …
Read MoreOne could argue – and make a very good point! – that an earthquake is potentially one of the scariest natural disasters to happen. A hurricane can be predicted days in advance. Tornados switch directions quickly, but the National Weather Service has gotten very good at predicting a general area …
Read MoreMany states have already weighed in on whether or not community storm shelters will be open in the event of severe weather or a tornado in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. The verdict for most states is in and they will be open. Although the virus has already sickened …
Read MoreWe’ve all heard the term “severe weather” or “severe thunderstorm,” but what actually defines these categories? Here is a quick guide to understanding these terms and the five categories of severe weather risks. What is it that makes a storm severe? According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in order …
Read MoreTornado season is upon us, folks. The weather is volatile, and it can go from a perfectly sunny and beautiful day to a green and purple sky with heavy winds in a matter of minutes. If you’re in an area known for tornados or you’re worried that this year is …
Read MoreAs a rainy spring approaches, you may want to start considering how to manage and mitigate the damage done by flooding. Even the best basements get a little wet, after all. It’s just how basements work! Don’t go into this rainy season unprepared – set yourself up for success and …
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