Sentences with phrase «damaging storms continued»

A limited state of emergency was declared in the City of Niagara Falls on Saturday as clean - up from Friday night's damaging storms continued.

Unless large and damaging storms continue, more than usual.

Not exact matches

«The storms caused large - scale evacuations and severe damage to many homes and businesses,» he continued.

There's an ongoing worry among Cubans that the fragile buildings in Havana will continue to collapse because of the damage left behind by the storm, CNN reported.

Even as cleanup from this summer's devastating storm continues, fundraising to permanently replace the damaged glass roofs is under way.

The conservatory, heavily damaged in a hail storm last summer, is now fully reopened, but continues to rebuild.

As the cleanup from Friday night's storms continued, Cuomo toured Cambridge to see the damage, and announced that the state had mobilized the National Guard to help with downed trees and debris in southern Washington County.

«We are really ground zero for the storm damage from last week and what's continuing this week and today.

A total damage assessment for Houston and the surrounding area is yet to be calculated as storms continue to make cleanup difficult.

Vermont's congressional delegation says the state is going to get another $ 18.25 million to continue repairing roads damaged by flooding from Tropical Storm Irene and spring flooding in 2011.

National Grid and NYSEG continue to work on restoration efforts after the wind storm on Wednesday that brought down power lines, utility poles and trees and caused damage throughout Western New York.

JAMESTOWN - The Jamestown City Council has approved a resolution to continue repair work to the Jamestown Police Station after it was flooded and damaged during a heavy rain storm last year.

Objectives, if elected: Continue prompt snow removal and reopening of storm - damaged roads.

The Governor's Office of Storm Recovery (GOSR) said it was open to Oddo's plan and has been working with the city to figure out the best use for the land while it continues to demolish Sandy - damaged homes there.

Electric service has been restored to nearly 95 percent of customers affected by Wednesday's winter storm, as crews from Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. and mutual aid forces continue to repair damage caused by fallen trees and limbs.

As the clean - up continues in Tompkins County from flooding and storm damage over a week ago the cost

The MTA is also facing the daunting task of not only continuing to rebuild and repair after Hurricane Sandy, but also working to mitigate the damage from future storms.

As the clean - up continues in Tompkins County from flooding and storm damage over a week ago the cost of the damage is being tallied.

Though towns and villages have largely completed the storm debris cleanup, with help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, many residents are still waiting on flood insurance inspectors kept busy with the devastation to the west, said Town Supervisor Scott Russell in early December, as Southold agreed to continue to allow residents to dispose of flood - damaged household belongings through early 2013.

After partially uprooting trees in a pattern that mimicked severe storm damage, researchers found that more than three - quarters continued to put out a full canopy of leaves the following spring.

A total of 57 schools were damaged due to the storm, with displaced students being sent around the city to continue class.

QL persevered, continuing to offer crucial services in storm - ravaged communities while rebuilding damaged branches.

Good years are quiet, and continue quiet with a few storms doing low levels of damage.

Ft. Myers - Continues to experience limited operations in vault processing due to storm damages.

Texas and Louisiana's state humanities councils will receive $ 250,000, and the Texas Cultural Emergency Response Alliance and the Heritage Emergency National Task Force will also get money from the NEH as they continue to assess damage resulting from the storm.

The new paper does not suggest a decline in storm power, and even if power does not continue to grow at the current rate we can still expect a future with more powerful and damaging TCs.

Secondly, land - falling hurricanes will most likely continue to do increasingly more damage in the next fifty years at least, all other things being equal, whether they are getting stronger or not due to greater GW - induced storm surge.

The damage from storms like Sandy — and Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee, which all caused devastating flooding in northeastern states --- was, and continues to be, so severe and complex that two years later recovery efforts are still underway.

«If such an increase were to continue indefinitely,» he notes, «by 2065 storm damage would exceed the gross world product.

Record - breaking temperatures, melting ice on land and sea, more frequent coastal flooding, prolonged droughts, and damaging storms are just some of the intensifying risks we face as our globe continues to warm.

While the storm continues to cause flight cancellations that impact travel plans, many travelers may need to cancel their trips before they even make it to the airport due to power outages or impending damage to their homes from flooding.