Sentences with phrase «happens after a hurricane»

Based on what happened after hurricanes Wilma and Katrina in 2005, Lagomasino says he'd expect the hardest hit areas of the Everglades to take two to four years to recover if all things were equal.

It's always wise to keep your estate planning documents up - to - date, but what happens after hurricanes or fires?

For instance, «storm surge» is a particular kind of flooding that happens after a hurricane.

Not exact matches

That's what happened to oil refineries after Hurricane Katrina.

@ booty God doesn't cause natural disasters.one it's only a disaster if we are involved.natural disasters happen because of energy being released from inside the earth.if I started slapping dummies after Katrina who said it was punishment from God I would still be slapping people from right here and we know we have a hurricane season.or does God play dodge ball half the year?

A Samaritan's Purse plane was the first humanitarian delivery to land on St. Martin after Irma earlier this month, thanks in part to efforts by Jonathan Falwell — son of the late Jerry Falwell and pastor of Thomas Road Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Virginia — who happened to be vacationing on the island when the hurricane hit.

Then just six days after moving to South Mississippi to teach at a large state university, something happened: Hurricane Katrina struck.

I play for them, especially after what happened with the hurricane and all that stuff.

«He's still repeating the same reprehensible lies about what happened in Sandy [and] called on Congress Wednesday morning to work fast on a bill to aid Texas after Hurricane Harvey.»

After waiting on what felt like pins and needles to see what was happening with this hurricane, I'm excited to say that we're currently on our way to DC and then on to Virginia for a wedding!

Solnit's historical exploration of what happens in places after catastrophes (such as San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake or New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina) will make you feel like human beings are pretty darn great.

«Seeing the images on television reminding me of what happened, or did not happen, after Hurricane Katrina — there was never an option for me not to do anything,» she says.

It probably couldn't have happened but for the decision to fire every employee of the local school system after Hurricane Katrina, a move that has embittered many of the city's veteran educators toward everything that's followed.

THIS BOOK RECOUNTS what happened at Memorial Medical Center during and after Hurricane Katrina in August 2005 and follows events through the aftermath of the crisis, when medical professionals were arrested and accused of having hastened the deaths of their patients.

«We've never seen anything like this,» he said, pledging — as he did after Hurricane Harvey — that recovery and rebuilding will happen quickly.

But almost two months after Hurricane Harvey and historic flooding totaled many of their homes and damaged their water spinach greenhouses, the farmers are still recovering, worried about what will happen to their way of life.

The surreal keeps becoming the commonplace: For instance, after Hurricane Harvey set a record for American rainstorms, and Hurricane Irma set a record for sustained wind speeds, and Hurricane Maria knocked Puerto Rico back a quarter - century, something even weirder happened.

This seems as though it would be a feature of the climate, given the importance of hurricanes as transporters of energy, factors in the warming or cooling of the tropical ocean and yet we are completely clueless about this, helpless to do more than observe what happens and try to «explain» it away after the fact.

Wrapping up the event, Florida Realtors ® Chief Economist Brad O'Connor took a look at what happened in Florida real estate in 2017 after Hurricane Irma, which made landfall on Cudjoe Key on Sept. 10, as a Category 4 with winds of more than 130 miles per hour.

Even as I write this, from Atlanta, HD employees are gearing up to do the great job they always do after natural disasters, such as what will likely happen with Hurricane Isaac.