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Competently handling a hurricane is a rite of passage for Florida leaders.

Https://youtu.be/IpBDVy_pAmk Bloomberg: As temperatures hovered over 110F (43C) for a fourth consecutive week in Phoenix, heat-related illness calls for emergency services spiked to more than double the level seen at this time last year. The numbers illustrate just how fragile humans are in extreme heat. And this single indicator showing the limit of human endurance shot up at a…

/PRNewswire/ -- IEM, the largest woman-and minority-owned disaster recovery and emergency management global consulting firm, has named Andrew Velasquez III the...

Longtime safety and security expert will oversee major metropolitan emergency management and homeland security servicesMORRISVILLE, N.C., June 5, ...

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Turning the lights back on: Power restoration after Hurricane Ian

The center of a storm can track anywhere inside the cone with impacts far afield. Thirty-three percent of the time the storm travels outside the cone.

Were Florida residents given enough time to evacuate? A review of the timeline shows how three factors muddled the response to Hurricane Ian.

The center of a storm can track anywhere inside the cone with impacts far afield. Thirty-three percent of the time the storm travels outside the cone.

"How were thousands of people blindsided?" Study found 88% of deaths in US hurricanes from 1963-2012 were caused by storm surge, flooding & high surf