Sentences with phrase «about weather damage»

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That means that just about every estimate is an underestimate, and the damage totals from extreme weather events are rising.

Before the region has fully recovered from last week's damaging wind storm, the National Weather Service is cautioning about another severe weather event.

With long - range weather forecasts starting to talk about winter weather, Erie County's commissioner of public works says the county's roads are in pretty good shape with most of last winter's damage repaired.

Ceredigion's Welsh Liberal Democrat MP Mark Williams has asked the Secretary of State for Wales in today Question session in the House of Commons, about additions funds for Ceredigion and other flood and storm damaged areas of the UK, following the recent weather.

It's water resistant so you can use in rainy weather without worrying about damage.

And don't worry about the weather, because this luxury scope is waterproof and fogproof, so your vision will stay crystal clear and your device won't be ruined by water damage.

Even better, this scope resists water and fog and is shock - proof, so you don't need to fret about wear and tear or water damage, and you'll be able to hunt, even in imperfect weather.

Farmers remember the burden of past regulations and worry more about those than the damage of droughts, floods or erratic weather.

The more that we can understand about the Sun, the better we will be able to predict solar weather and hopefully avoid the outages of satillite communications and the potential damaging effects that large streams of high energy particles can have on power grids.

I use these heavy duty magnetic hooks to hang my wreaths so I don't have to worry about damaging the door or weather stripping.

The other holiday weather risk that many renters don't think about is damage from ice, snow, and water conspiring together.

However, if global warming is your concern, it's important to note that severe weather was not the only or even the main culprit for 2011 — about two - thirds of the total damages and about half of the insured losses can be attributed to two non-weather-related disasters: New Zealand's February earthquake and Japan's earthquake and tsunami in April.

Why would one country be so concerned about having knowledge power and control in regards to climate engineering and weather warefare, rather than working together to reverse (if that is possible anymore) the irreparable harm and damage that has been done to the biosphere and entire web of life.

As the world wobbles The issue of increased damage from extreme weather driven disasters as a result of climate change is attracts the same polemic that the gallery previously observed about climate change and global warming.

The study also estimates that resultant emissions decreases would reduce 2050 U.S. climate change costs — such as coastal erosion and extreme weather damage — by about $ 3.2 billion per year.

Meanwhile, people like Roger Pielke publish peer reviewed literature that shows that various trends are not increasing — for instance, no increases in payouts for weather related damage from hurricanes, or from floods — and about the only people who know that are people who read his blog.

The public is beginning to see the danger, too — Midwestern farmers struggling with drought, more damaging wildfires out West, and withering record summer heat across the country — while wondering about possible linkages between rapid Arctic warming and strange weather patterns, like the recent outbreak of Arctic air across much of the United States.»

If you are towing something that could be damaged by inclement weather, it's a good idea to talk to your agent about coverage against water damage, both for the trailer itself and for the items you are towing.

Contact Freeway Insurance to get a quote for affordable homeowners insurance and ask about added protection against hurricanes and other weather damage.

It's a good idea to ask your agent specifically about how your policy would handle claims for different damaging weather scenarios such as hurricanes.

If you work with an independent agent, you can customize a policy to protect against the threats you are most concerned about, such as theft, property damage, vandalism or weather damage.

Your property can experience damage from weather without warning and encounter unfortunate scenarios you may not even know about.

The other holiday weather risk that many renters don't think about is damage from ice, snow, and water conspiring together.

Likewise, take action to prevent weather damage: install stormproof windows, fix up your roof, and talk to an agent about how else you can make your home more weather - ready and insurer friendly.

In addition to weather - related damage, businesses also have to worry about property crimes like theft and vandalism.

Keep an eye out for weather conditions that might damage your flowers, and your future fruit crop — we're talking about late frosts, really.