Sentences with phrase «struck by a tornado»

You have yet to explain why places like Kansas are struck by tornadoes and why Missouri is flooded on a regular basis, you nincompoop.

Imagine how relieved you'll be to have adequate insurance in the unfortunate event your home is struck by a tornado or burned down in a fire.

If residents of Bismarck or Fargo are struck by a tornado, for example, a policy with comprehensive coverage would cover the costs of any damage incurred in the storm.

Plano has been struck by tornadoes, floods, and hail within the last few years.

Not exact matches

«If your house is going to be struck by a wall of air or a tornado or a hurricane, you want to be in a place that is structurally sound.»

A home destroyed by a tornado that struck Quapaw, Oklahoma on April 27, 2014.

The town looks as if it was struck by a humongous tornado.

Estimating that it will spend more than $ 41 million responding to disasters which have struck America since March 31, the Red Cross, making a similar plea for assistance in a recent press release, said «The Red Cross is still on the ground in Joplin, Missouri providing meals, safe shelter, relief supplies and emotional support for people affected by the May 22 tornado.

Properties declared in a disaster area due to heavy storms, flooding, tornadoes, hurricane, strike, and earth quake, by the lender, local, state or federal government

Every year, more people are killed by floods than by hurricanes, tornados, or lightning strikes.

On May 20, 2013, the town of Moore was struck by an EF5 tornado.

«Then the horrible earthquake and tsunami in Japan struck, followed by the devastating tornados in Tuscaloosa and Joplin, and the record - breaking Mississippi River flooding and Arizona forest fires.»

This can include damage if an item is dropped while loading or destroyed while on the truck, as well as damage caused by forces of nature, such as a tornado or lightning strike.

Even in areas that are not impacted by them, having a plan in place for if a tornado strikes can make a huge difference for the safety of your home and family.

The city of Grand Island was struck by a series of seven severe tornadoes in 1980, a disaster that resulted in the creation of a landmark known as Tornado Hill.

If your home is struck by a catastrophe, such as a fire, tornado, hail storm, burglary or other disaster, your homeowners insurance provides a portion of the funds you need to repair and rebuild.

In fact, the day that an F4 tornado struck the city is still referred to «Terrible Tuesday» by local meteorologists.

Every year, more people are killed by floods than by hurricanes, tornados, or lightning strikes.