Sentences with phrase «damaged in a tornado»

Take this example: your house is damaged in a tornado and you need to buy new furniture.

They may not even cover the costs for tree removal should a large Guajillo be damaged in a tornado.

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Berkman confirmed that tornadoes were spotted and had damaged homes on Avenue B in Melbourne Beach and Fifth Avenue in Indialantic.

Lots of folks in Greensboro had damage from that tornado, such a good ambassador.

A picture showing the damage the tornado did to the Tiltges «house is filed in the museum, along with other family pictures and a cousin «s fireman «s uniform.

In a report issued after visiting the area Wednesday to survey the damage, NWS officials reported that an EF1 tornado with estimated winds of 100 miles per hours moved through a discontinuous path of 75 yards in PattersoIn a report issued after visiting the area Wednesday to survey the damage, NWS officials reported that an EF1 tornado with estimated winds of 100 miles per hours moved through a discontinuous path of 75 yards in Pattersoin Patterson.

Just days after one of three damaging tornados put the Hamburg Fairgrounds directly in its sights, Erie County Fair organizers are now cleaning up the considerable damage, but they are also taking some time to celebrate the area's resilience.

There were no tornadoes in Dutchess County, though the southern portion of the county sustained substantial damage from straight - line winds that the weather service said exceeded 100 mph in some spots.

The tornado in Hamburg damaged the Erie County Fairgrounds to the tune of $ 2.5 million to $ 3 million.

The National Weather Service confirmed that a third tornado touched down in Allegany County, causing some damage in Angelica and other communities.

President Barack Obama has declared a major disaster in New York City following last month's deadly storm that spawned two devastating tornadoes, killing one woman and causing massive damage.

Disasters such as earthquakes, tornadoes, or even terrorist attacks, can damage the data centers and the communication links between them, causing massive losses in data and costly disruptions.

Writing in the journal Weather, Climate and Society, the University of Manchester researchers argue that cutting greenhouse gas emissions, while crucial to reducing humanity's longer - term impact on the planet, will not eliminate violent storms, tornadoes or flooding and the damage they cause.

That flooding, combined with tornadoes spurred by the same storm system, killed more than 50 people and caused almost $ 2 billion in damage.

Fourteen extreme weather and climate events in 2011 — from the Joplin tornado to hurricane flooding and blizzards — each caused more than $ 1 billion in damages.

The 1999 event in Oklahoma ranks as the third - costliest tornado in U.S. history, having caused more than $ 1 billion in damage at the time, or more than $ 1.3 billion in today's dollars.

In an effort to understand how extreme weather causes structural damage, four Japanese organisations — the National Institute for Land and Infrastructure Management (NILIM), the Building Research Institute, the University of Tokyo and the Disaster Prevention Research Institute at Kyoto University — have been developing a tornado simulator.

More than 1,200 tornadoes rip through the U.S. Midwest in an average year, killing about 100 people and costing millions of dollars in damage.

Southern Tornado Outbreaks and Western Storms: $ 1.1 Billion When: Jan. 20 to 22, 2017 Deaths: 24 The damage: Southern states were pummeled by 79 confirmed tornadoes in January, sending strong winds as far west as San Diego.

Midwest Severe Weather: $ 1.5 Billion When: June 27 to 29, 2017 Deaths: 0 The damage: Severe hail, winds and tornadoes caused damage in 10 states across the midwest.

Air rushing in to fill the low - pressure void left by the tornado creates additional fierce, potentially damaging winds.

The Newcastle - Moore EF - 5 tornado ripped through central Oklahoma on May 20, 2013, killing 24 people and leaving behind more than $ 2 billion in damage.

If you lived in an area that has recently been damaged by a tornado, how would you feel about this film?

And, just as in May We Chat, a frenzy of texts, Facebook messages and other forms of instant communication drive a tornado of unconsidered rumour and speculation to the point where it becomes accepted fact, with damaging consequences.

The tornado insurance included in a homeowners policy typically covers damage to the structure of your home and out - buildings, as well as your personal possessions.

Minutes later, it became a tornado and caused severe damage in Oswego, Plainfield, and Joliet.

But it's far from the only example, as roughly 1,000 tornadoes touch down in the U.S. every year, causing billions of dollars worth of damage.

Furthermore, a homeowners or renters policy pays for living expenses — such as hotel bills and restaurant meals — if you're unable to live in your home if it's been damaged or destroyed in a tornado, says Loretta Worters, a spokeswoman for the Insurance Information Institute.

If there were a tornado and the roofers needed several days to fix the damage, what would you do if you couldn't stay in your apartment in the meantime?

Living in a state with a high likelihood of tornadoes, lightning damage, and hurricanes along the coast increase your chances of having to file a claim, so it only makes sense to make sure you're adequately covered.

For example, if you live in «Tornado Alley» — a section of the U.S. that experiences the most tornadoes each year — you might want to make sure that the policies you are evaluating do not have damage from tornadoes specifically excluded from coverage.

Severe weather such as severe thunderstorms, tornados and hail can play a role in causing property damage.

Homeowners in this state are at risk of damages caused by tornados, hurricanes, floods and even earthquakes.

Inclement weather such as severe thunderstorms, hail and tornadoes can play a role in causing property damage.

The odds of suffering tornado damage here are higher than in the rest of Texas or most parts of the nation.

The extensive damage from southern hurricanes and tornadoes is made worse by the fact that much of Brandon and local communities are low - lying areas in flood plains.

However, damaging weather in the form of hail, freezing temperatures, tornadoes, and heavy rains may threaten your property.

We found this baby kitten and her brothers in a house that was damaged by the Moore tornado.

In 2015, the Hill's Disaster Relief Network has already assisted with three incidents — most recently with the March tornado damage in Moore, OklahomIn 2015, the Hill's Disaster Relief Network has already assisted with three incidents — most recently with the March tornado damage in Moore, Oklahomin Moore, Oklahoma.

This nine - year - old basset hound and blue heeler mix went missing for nearly 2 1/2 weeks after a tornado damaged the Harris» home and Pongo's dog house in early February.

One factor that has led to the lower ratings was a policy that went into effect in 2003 requiring that a special team of experts evaluate the damage of the strongest tornadoes.

But the fatality rate in Joplin, one per 60 buildings damaged or destroyed, is not out of line with the earlier EF - 5 tornadoes, of one per 75 buildings.

Another complication in looking at long - term tornado intensity trends is the fact that the «damage indicators» used to rate tornadoes have recently changed with the adoption of the EF scale, making it dubious to compare tornadoes of the past with those of the present.

The evidence for the overrating includes substantial differences in the environmental conditions in which those strong tornadoes were observed, as well as aspects of their damage path with tornadoes in the retrospective era sharing characteristics with weaker tornadoes from later years.

Tornadoes rated this way were the benefactors of «grade inflation» relative to tornadoes that were rated after the adoption of the Fujita scale, when ratings were made only after considerable in - person scrutiny of the damage, often by engineers who considered not just the damage at face value, but also the quality of the consTornadoes rated this way were the benefactors of «grade inflation» relative to tornadoes that were rated after the adoption of the Fujita scale, when ratings were made only after considerable in - person scrutiny of the damage, often by engineers who considered not just the damage at face value, but also the quality of the constornadoes that were rated after the adoption of the Fujita scale, when ratings were made only after considerable in - person scrutiny of the damage, often by engineers who considered not just the damage at face value, but also the quality of the construction.

Tornadoes are more likely to damage buildings than to leave much trace in an open plain or wheat field, so increasing suburban sprawl might increase the apparent path length of damage.

In EF - 5 tornadoes between 1997 and 2010, a total of 8,425 buildings were damaged or destroyed, and 110 fatalities occurred in buildings in these tornadoeIn EF - 5 tornadoes between 1997 and 2010, a total of 8,425 buildings were damaged or destroyed, and 110 fatalities occurred in buildings in these tornadoein buildings in these tornadoein these tornadoes.

Last January, when there was a rare winter tornado outbreak, and some talk of human - driven global warming playing a role, I consulted a batch of meteorologists and climate scientists who have studied trends in the categories of tornadoes that kill people, which are those designated F2 through F5 on the five - step Fujita scale of intensity (gauged by the amount and type of damage that is wrought).

The industry marked a ten - year high in total outages at the end of April 2011 with the loss of Tennessee Valley Authority's three Browns Ferry units (almost 3.5 gigawatts) due to tornado damage to transmission lines serving the plant.