Sentences with phrase «home after a tornado»

My hubby and I had a tree fall on the front of our home after a tornado went through last year.

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This group of volunteers drove 430 miles from Denver City, Texas, southwest of Lubbock, to prepare meals for victims after last Monday's EF5 tornado destroyed 1,200 homes and killed 24 people, including 10 children.

It's home to the tallest building that ever withstood a direct hit from an F - 5 tornado, and they didn't stop building in the plains after that.

She returns home after a visit to a fortuneteller and is followed by a tornado.

Brandenburg, along with the original home its founder General John Hun Morgan lived in, was almost completely destroyed after a 1974 tornado, but was rebuilt, restored and includes a shopping center and industrial park.

They both vividly recall the video of the elderly Moore woman looking for her dog in the shattered remains of her home the day after the tornado.

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.

A woman salvages belongings from her Henryville, Ind., home, which was destroyed Friday after a series of tornadoes tore through the south of the state.

Newer manufactured homes were 60 % less likely to be leveled than older homes, which is evidence that the stricter construction and tie - down codes enacted by the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the state of Florida after Hurricane Andrew and the 1998 tornado outbreak are saving lives.

On the 4th, an EF - 1 tornado touched down near Alma, GA and caused injuries to two residents after destroying their mobile homes.

After purchasing tornado insurance coverage, keep your home inventory in a safe place, such as a safety deposit box at the bank.

After attending the family reunion, you arrive at the airport to return home and are told tornadoes have canceled all flights through Dallas.

After the small wind damage, hail could destroy your roof entirely and a tornado could damage your home a month later.

May 25, 2011 Consumer Alerts Insurance Commissioner John Doak offers advice for Oklahomans after the recent tornado outbreak Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John Doak offered the following advice for Oklahomans dealing with damage from Tuesday's tornado outbreak: What to Do if Your Home is Damaged: Call your insurance company or agent with your policy number and all relevant information as soon as possible.

If your home is swept away in a tornado, having a comprehensive home insurance policy will be the key to starting over after the devastation with a new home.

After a tornado, damages may include anything from a broken window or torn off roof shingles, to the complete destruction of the home.

Because Mississippi is prone to tropical storms, hurricanes and tornadoes, it is especially important to insure your home properly, so that you can afford to rebuild and replace your belongings after a disaster strikes.

One week after the tornado, 163 homes were under contract in Joplin, which is 10 times higher than it's normal average, as those now left homeless are trying to snatch up the few housing there still left standing.

One week after the tornado, 163 homes were under contract in Joplin, which is 10 times higher than it's normal average.