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Norfolk prepares for potential coastal system this weekend - Vimarsana News

Norfolk prepares for potential coastal system this weekend

Vactor trucks and ditch crews are working daily to clear debris across the Mermaid City in preparation for the next rainfall.

New Canadian homes could be too risky to insure as weather changes - Vimarsana News

New Canadian homes could be too risky to insure as weather changes

Roughly 6-10% of Canadian homes already have a flood risk so high that insurers won’t come near them. Find out more.

Flood ReadyTennessee unveils new Initiative: Protect Tennessee - Vimarsana News

Flood ReadyTennessee unveils new Initiative: Protect Tennessee

Flood Ready Tennessee recently announced the launch of Protect Tennessee, a statewide effort to promote resilience against all natural hazards. Officials said the new coalition is built upon Flood Ready

Flood Insurance Pays More Than FEMA — But Few Vermonters Have It - Vimarsana News

Flood Insurance Pays More Than FEMA — But Few Vermonters Have It

Last week’s flooding left Luke Mulligan and his family stranded when the raging waters destroyed a town bridge that connected them to Route 2 in...

Flooding and other increased weather-related events throughout Middle Tennessee are costly and dangerous - Vimarsana News

Flooding and other increased weather-related events throughout Middle Tennessee are costly and dangerous

Weather related events seem to be increasing in Middle Tennessee, according to Krissy Hurley of the National Weather Service in Nashville…Throughout the entire state of Tennessee, there have been more weather-related problems…An organization called Flood Ready Tennessee, which is made up of local residents that include homeowners, politicians, business owners and non-profit leaders, is urging the state to put together a comprehensive “statewide plan” that will allow for ...