Sentences with phrase «before hurricane»

The product was due to be delivered on the day before Hurricane Rita... the shipper held it until after the storm.

Many arrived in Houston before the hurricane hit and many more will be there in the days and weeks ahead.

Experts have pinpointed four areas that should be checked for weakness before a hurricane strikes: the roof, the windows, the doors, and the garage door.

Before Hurricane Katrina hit in August 2005, the company was paying $ 500,000 in annual property insurance premiums.

Still, sales had been softening in recent months even before the hurricane threat, figures show.

Exactly four months before Hurricane Sandy came ashore, Congress passed the Biggert - Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012, with the...

Exactly four months before Hurricane Sandy came ashore, Congress passed the Biggert - Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012, with the strong support of the National Association of Realtors ®, and in so doing reauthorized the critically important National Flood Insurance Program so homeowners could affordably access flood insurance.

Those words, from Bill Shore, the founder of Share Our Strength, a nonprofit created to help end hunger, were published two months before Hurricane Katrina.

It's imperative that all of us work to get the entire region in even better shape than it was the day before the hurricane hit.

Relocated guest's cars before Hurricane Sandy and maintained safety of property before and after the storm.

Literally 2 days before Hurricane Irma hit Florida we were there on Tampa Bay taking photos of Jaime + Brian and theirView full post»

Prepare before hurricane season starts.

This includes points that become pending as the result of a traffic violation after you have already appeared before a Hurricane West Virginia court and agreed to enroll in a Hurricane West Virginia online traffic school program, but have not yet successfully completed it.

Obviously, renters insurance agents are under restrictions as to where they can write new coverage, decrease deductibles, and the like just before a hurricane.

While terms and conditions of plans may vary, travelers who purchased a travel insurance plan sufficiently before the hurricane was named could be covered if they needed to cancel their trip to the East Coast or if their final destination became uninhabitable.

If you are looking to get hurricane coverage, for instance, you'll usually need to purchase a policy at least before a hurricane is named.

It is important if you live in an area that could be impacted by hurricanes that you take precautions before hurricane season and that you keep those precautions in place throughout the year.

If you have purchased travel insurance at least 24 hours before a hurricane forms, you can typically have your non-refundable travel costs reimbursed if you are forced to cancel your plans.

Connecticut has seen its fair share of hurricanes through the years, so knowing the basics of hurricane insurance is important, especially before a hurricane strikes.

To be able to file a claim on your hurricane insurance, you are required to have a hurricane insurance policy in place before the hurricane is given an official name by the National Weather Service.

There is one important qualification to keep in mind with travel insurance; you must purchase this coverage a minimum of 24 hours before the hurricane is officially named in order for the coverage to apply.

Coverage must be purchased before the hurricane is named.

If you arrive safely before the hurricane and decide to leave when the storm begins, however, you could be in a tough spot without travel insurance.

Therefore travelers must purchase their travel insurance before the hurricane is named.

Take the time before the hurricane approaches to prepare for the unfortunate devastation a hurricane can bring.

At that point, shortly before Hurricane Katrina hit, the New Orleans resident could not have known just how right he was.

The Florida Bar is trying to get the word out about a free, online legal service for low - income Floridians before hurricane season starts and storm damage becomes an issue.

Long before a hurricane hits, it's important to know what possible threats are posed by your surroundings.

But remember that the ocean is warm before the hurricane, when the weather is calm — there are many more days there there are NO thunderstorms even though the water is warm.

A couple of years before Hurricane Andrew struck Florida and the Gulf Coast in 1992, a typhoon struck Bangladesh resulting in the death of approximately 140,000 people.

Even before Hurricane Katrina, consumers and businesses in many parts of the U.S. were seeing higher premiums, lowered limits and increased restrictions in coverage due to rising weather - related losses in Florida, Texas, California and elsewhere.

Especially for measuring the change in green from before the hurricane to brown immediately after the hurricane, to greening up over weeks and months after the hurricane.

Unfortunately, President Trump eliminated this crucial flood protection standard shortly before Hurricane Harvey struck the Texas coast.

Even before Hurricane Irenedumped rain on the Northeastern United States over the weekend, parts of New England were very soggy.

I just bought one for my folks two days before the hurricane and the ice creme was still frozen when I left 36 hours after the power outage.

WASHINGTON — In the weeks before Hurricane Harvey tore across the Gulf of Mexico and plowed into the Texas coast in August 2017, the Gulf's waters were warmer than any time on record, according to a new analysis.

Two hours before Hurricane Isaac made landfall, a satellite orbiting hundreds of miles above the storm used a radar instrument to map the storm's inner structure.

Before Hurricane Harvey, inequality was a major challenge for Houston.

It is important if you live in an area that could be impacted by hurricanes that you take precautions before hurricane season and that you keep those precautions in place throughout the year.

Before Hurricane Harvey's flood waters could even recede, the national media was reporting on Houston's lack of zoning and how it played a role in the floods.

This is a re-posting of an earlier episode of Looped In posted before Hurricane Harvey but after the city suffered serious flooding during both 2015 and 2016.

This year, the extreme weather began to change American views again — even before Hurricane Sandy.

It was clear from MSM wall - to - wall coverage that we had a catastrophe under way the day before the hurricane struck, while it took the administration at least two days after the strike to admit anything was wrong.

His paper in the journal Nature happened to come out on the 4th of August — just weeks before hurricane Katrina struck.

I am writing to pick back up on some themes your postings explored before Hurricane Sandy hit — one on the role of certification in climate change and hunger and others on individuals or groups battling long odds to effect positive change in their communities.

The research is important because the lead author is Kerry Emanuel, the M.I.T. climate scientist who in the 1980's foresaw a rise in hurricane intensity in a human - warmed world and in 2005, just a few weeks before Hurricane Katrina swamped New Orleans, asserted in a Nature paper that he had found statistical evidence linking rising hurricane energy and warming.

Klaus Jacob, an earth scientist at Columbia University's Lamont - Doherty Earth Observatory who pretty precisely projected the flooding a big hurricane surge could cause in New York City long before Hurricane Sandy hit, reflects in this video on the impacts on the region — including on his own storm - flooded home in Piermont, N.Y., a tiny town along the Hudson River a few miles north of the George Washington Bridge.

While assessing flood - control measures before Hurricane Katrina, scientists used a model storm that included data from decades of past events, but that intentionally left out data for two of the strongest storms (Hurricane Camille of 1969 and the Keys Storm of 1935) because they were not judged «reasonably characteristic of the Gulf.»

In the hours before Hurricane Sandy thundered ashore, igniting power stations and Queens neighborhoods and darkening urban and rural communities alike, I filed two pieces for Dot Earth.

She was staring out ahead at a building that (I learned later) had housed a medium - security women's prison until 2012, when its inmates were evacuated just before Hurricane Sandy hit and were never returned due to budgetary reasons.