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Major hurricanes. that's category 3 or stronger. however, experts do not expert this year to surpass last year's historic level of storm activity. fema administrator deanne kris well is advising residents in coastal regions to prepare early for hurricanes. ready.gov and its spanish language counterpart are great tools for getting ready for emergencies. one of the big suggestions is to make an emergency kit. they tend tore all purpose as they can be used in all different types of natural disaster. the key is to be able to fend for yourself for about three days. fema advises having at least a ...

Gas off, do not turn it back on. let the gas company do that. ready.gov has hurricane specific suggestions. we're also learning about a new trend in the fight against climate change. companies are betting big on the transition from fossil fuels. according to the "wall street journal", investment funds focused partly on the environment reached nearly $2 trillion in the first quarter of 2021. that is more than triple what they were three years ago. it is a sign that investors are not waiting for governments to take action. the transition to green energy is real, and they are betting on compani...

Anna looks like it is falling apart. it is near bermuda right now heading northeast at about 5 miles per hour. the national hurricane center expects ana to fall apart in the next day or so. as for the season overall, forecasters estimate a 60% chance of it being above normal. the hurricane center is predicting between 13 and 20 named storms overall. three to five of those will be major hurricanes. that's category 3 or stronger. however, experts do not expert this year to surpass last year's historic level of storm activity. fema administrator deanne kris well is advising residents in coastal r...

Countywide tornado drill set for Wednesday, March 24 Submitted by EMA On Wednesday, March 24 at 9:50 a.m., the City of Wilmington Police Department and the Clinton County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) will conduct a county-wide tornado drill. The drill will take place at the same time as a statewide tornado drill, and will make use of outdoor warning sirens and the new Clinton County Emergency Alerts notification system. “Conducting a tornado drill during the pandemic can be tricky, but is necessary,” said Wilmington Chief of Police Ron Cravens. “The events of the 2019 Memorial Day ...

Tornado safety: 5 things to do ahead of severe weather All information from Ready.gov Updated: 11:33 AM CDT Mar 17, 2021 WVTM 13 Digital All information from Ready.gov Updated: 11:33 AM CDT Mar 17, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript APPRECIATE YOU. ONE OF THE FIRST THINGS YOU NEED TO DO WHEN YOU ARE PREPARING FOR THIS DAY, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED AND A SAFE PLACE TO BE. >> CHARGE YOUR PHONE, GET WATER WHEREVER YOU ARE GOING TO BE. PUT THAT PLAN IN PLACE AND JUST BE AWARE. RICK: SINCE THE TORNADOES OF 2011, THERE HAS BEEN AN EFFORT IN JEFFERSO...