🚨 HURRICANE ALERT: Stay Safe Today! 🚨 Hurricane Helene is impacting North Carolina today, bringing heavy rain, dangerous winds, and potential tornadoes throughout the morning and into the evening. It’s crucial to be prepared and stay safe on the roads! 🔴 Hurricane Conditions: 🌧️ Flooding: Expect 1 to 3 inches of rain in our area, with higher amounts in the mountains. 🌬️ Strong Winds: Gusts up to 50 mph in lower areas and up to 70 mph in mountainous regions. 🌪️ Potential Tornadoes: Increased risk of tornadoes, especially in areas like Cumberland, Hoke, and Sampson counties. 💡 Attorney William Vásquez's Tips to Stay Safe on the Road: 🚗 Avoid driving today: If you can, stay home and avoid traveling. Flooded roads and strong winds are highly dangerous. 📏 Keep a safe distance: If you have to drive, increase the distance between vehicles. Wet roads mean longer stopping distances. 🚫 Avoid flooded areas: Never drive through flooded roads. Water may look shallow, but it can be strong enough to sweep away vehicles. ☎️ Save emergency numbers: Have emergency contacts ready and know the evacuation routes. ⚖️ If you’re involved in a car accident during the storm: Attorney William Vásquez and his team are ready to help you. If you or a loved one experience an accident today, we’re here to provide the legal support you need. Save this post and contact us for assistance. We are committed to keeping our community safe during these challenging times. 📲 Call 1-844-HELP-VLF or visit HELPVLF.com for more information. Stay safe! #HurricaneHelene #CarAccidents #SafetyFirst #Flooding #StrongWinds #LegalDefense #VasquezLawFirm #FairCompensation #AccidentAttorney #WeFightForYou
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🚨 HURRICANE ALERT: Stay Safe Today! 🚨 Hurricane Helene is impacting North Carolina today, bringing heavy rain, dangerous winds, and potential tornadoes throughout the morning and into the evening. It’s crucial to be prepared and stay safe on the roads! 🔴 Hurricane Conditions: 🌧️ Flooding: Expect 1 to 3 inches of rain in our area, with higher amounts in the mountains. 🌬️ Strong Winds: Gusts up to 50 mph in lower areas and up to 70 mph in mountainous regions. 🌪️ Potential Tornadoes: Increased risk of tornadoes, especially in areas like Cumberland, Hoke, and Sampson counties. 💡 Attorney William Vásquez's Tips to Stay Safe on the Road: 🚗 Avoid driving today: If you can, stay home and avoid traveling. Flooded roads and strong winds are highly dangerous. 📏 Keep a safe distance: If you have to drive, increase the distance between vehicles. Wet roads mean longer stopping distances. 🚫 Avoid flooded areas: Never drive through flooded roads. Water may look shallow, but it can be strong enough to sweep away vehicles. ☎️ Save emergency numbers: Have emergency contacts ready and know the evacuation routes. ⚖️ If you’re involved in a car accident during the storm: Attorney William Vásquez and his team are ready to help you. If you or a loved one experience an accident today, we’re here to provide the legal support you need. Save this post and contact us for assistance. We are committed to keeping our community safe during these challenging times. 📲 Call 1-844-HELP-VLF or visit HELPVLF.com for more information. Stay safe! #HurricaneHelene #CarAccidents #SafetyFirst #Flooding #StrongWinds #LegalDefense #VasquezLawFirm #FairCompensation #AccidentAttorney #WeFightForYou
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Hurricane Milton roared ashore in Florida like a beast unleashed 🌀 Welcome to the chaos! Hurricane Milton, striking as a ferocious Category 3 storm, left a trail of havoc in its wake from Sarasota to the Atlantic coast—mangling power lines and darkening over 3 million homes and businesses. Moving on with brutal winds, it threatens further torment with a deluge capable of catapulting water levels to an astonishing 13 feet! Tornadoes? Oh yes, those, too. Deadly twisters spun their own tale of terror even before Milton kissed the Florida beaches. 🟠 Sarasota, Florida, witnessed Milton’s wrath with wind speeds raging from 111 to 129 mph. 🟠 As it menaced across Florida, the storm set the Atlantic coast on pulse-pounding alert. 🟠 Flashlights and candle stocks might have just skyrocketed with monstrous power outages. 🟠 The Gulf Coast braces for floods, storm surges expected to leap to daunting heights. 🟠 Airports descended into chaos—mass flight cancellations, with major airlines on damage control issuing travel waivers. Is Florida cursed by its tropical allure, or is it just the price of paradise? 🌊 #HurricaneMilton #FloridaStorm #NaturalDisaster #ClimateCrisis #WeatherUpdate #FloridaFlood #StormSurge #TravelChaosineers 🔥 🔗https://lnkd.in/dUMzry8h
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🌪️💙 Hurricane Recovery: Your Safety First! 💙🌪️ Hey, community! We hope you’re all safe and sound after the recent storm. Here are some important safety tips to keep you and your loved ones protected during this recovery phase: 1️⃣ Check Your Surroundings: Assess your property for damage and stay alert for downed lines or flooding. Safety comes first! ⚠️ 2️⃣ Connect with Neighbors: Reach out and make sure everyone is okay. Let’s support one another! 🤝❤️ 3️⃣ Avoid Flood Zones: Floodwater can be dangerous. Stay away and help others do the same! 🚫💦 4️⃣ Stay Informed: Keep an eye on local authorities for updates and emergency resources. Knowledge is power! 📲🌍 5️⃣ Take Care of Yourself: Breathe, hydrate, and be kind to yourself. Recovery is a process! 🌱💖 We’re in this together! Let’s look out for each other and rebuild stronger than ever. 💪✨ — During and after a hurricane, it’s crucial for customers and businesses to exercise patience. Here are a few tips for managing shipping delays: - Stay Informed: Monitor updates from shipping companies and local authorities regarding port status and expected delays. - Plan Ahead: If possible, anticipate potential disruptions and adjust delivery timelines accordingly. - Communicate: Keep in touch with suppliers and customers about any changes in shipping schedules. - Be Understanding: Recognize that shipping companies are working hard to resume normal operations and ensure safety. ⛈️ If you have a specific context or question in mind regarding hurricane impacts or shipping, feel free to share! #HurricaneRecovery #StaySafe #CommunityLove #safetyfirst #tropicalstorm #aftermath #helene
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Facing a hurricane means bracing for multiple threats🌀 Here are the most common types of hurricane damage: ⭐️ Wind Damage: Relentless winds tear through structures, causing roofs to fly off, windows to shatter, and trees to topple, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake. ⭐️ Flooding: Torrential rains lead to widespread flooding, submerging roads, homes, and entire communities, with water levels rising rapidly and posing a significant danger to life and property. ⭐️ Storm Surge: The powerful force of storm surges brings a surge of seawater inland, inundating coastal areas and causing catastrophic flooding that can reach far inland, with devastating consequences for those in its path. ⭐️ Tornado Damage: Amidst the chaos, tornadoes can emerge, adding another layer of destruction as they rip through neighborhoods, demolishing everything in their path with ferocious winds and deadly force. . . . #lawfirm #lawyer #law #attorney #legaladvice #lawyers #personalinjury #attorneysatlaw #attorneys #legalservices #personalinjurylawyer #accidentattorney #propertydamage #propertyinsurance #fortlauderdaleflorida #fortlauderdalelawyer #fortlauderdalelawfirm #floridalaw #floridalawyer #floridaattorney #caraccident #propertydamagerattorney #propertydamagelawyer #homeownersinsurance #flooddamage #hurricanedamage #slipandfallaccident #floridahomeowners #baldinjurylawyers #schillingandsilvers
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Talk about a busy couple of weeks! Now that Hurricane Helene has left behind damage in Florida, they are getting ready for another round of weather. Floridians are preparing for what could be Hurricane Milton. While the affects of the storm could vary from the last storm devastation is once again a possibility. When it comes to hurricanes, three major concerns are: 1. Flooding: Heavy rains and storm surges can lead to severe flooding, which can cause extensive property damage and create dangerous conditions. 💧 2. High Winds: The powerful winds associated with hurricanes can down trees, power lines, and damage buildings, posing serious risks to both people and infrastructure. 🌬️ 3. Power Outages: Extended power outages are common during hurricanes, disrupting communications, refrigeration, and other essential services, making it difficult for families to function normally. ⚡ Understanding these risks can help you better prepare for hurricane season. Always have an emergency plan in place, keep essential supplies on hand, and be ready to take immediate action to protect your home and family. PuroClean Alejandro Restrepo Alexi Giantomidis Jennifer Restrepo Draško Šamara #StormDamageCleanpup #HurricaneDamage #FloodDamageRepair #WindDamageRestoration #EmergencyRestoration #FloodCleanupNY #FloodCleanupCT #StormRestoration #NYStormDamage #CTStormDamage
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🚨 Prepare Now for Hurricane Helene! 🚨 Governor Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency for 61 counties across Florida as Tropical Storm Helene strengthens into a major hurricane. The storm is expected to bring life-threatening storm surge, damaging winds, and severe inland flooding. What to Do NOW: - Secure your home and property. - Gather essential supplies (food, water, medicine). - Know your evacuation routes. - Stay updated with local news and alerts. With Hurricane Watches in effect for areas like Bay, Charlotte, Hillsborough, and more, and Tropical Storm Warnings across the Lower Florida Keys, it’s time to prepare. BioResponse Restoration is here to help with storm recovery services, including water extraction, debris removal, and mold remediation to get you back on your feet after the storm. Don’t wait—call us today! 📞 Available 24/7 | 866-397-7329 🌐 bioresponsecorp.com #StormRecovery #StormPreparedness #HurricaneHelene #FloridaPanhandle #TC09 #WaterDamageRestoration #MoldRemediation #HurricaneRecovery #Florida
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The Ocean Blue Team holds Florida beaches, volunteers, and wildlife in our hearts and highest thoughts today. Milton’s impacts have arrived: Storm surge has started on the Florida Gulf Coast as the hurricane’s powerful winds drive ocean water onto normally dry land. Milton has also spawned several tornadoes, and torrential rain and thunderstorms are lashing the coast as the most dangerous parts of the storm move closer. • Where will Milton hit? Milton will make landfall on Florida’s Gulf Coast overnight as a major hurricane, and could become one of the most destructive storms on record there. Exactly where it comes ashore could shift before landfall and alter where the most life-threatening storm surge occurs in the Tampa area and along Florida’s Gulf Coast. You can track Milton’s path with CNN’s storm tracker. • Milton growing in size: Hurricane Milton’s wind field has more than doubled in size since yesterday and it is expected to expand more. This means its disastrous impacts will be felt over a much larger area. Tropical-storm force winds are expected to cover the entire width of the Florida peninsula. CNN #Milton #floridahurricane #climatechange
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👉 American Integrity’s CAT Response Team has been mobilized and stands ready to quickly respond to customers impacted by Hurricane Helene. Please see the forecast below. This storm is rapidly intensifying and expected to make landfall later today, and be aware that tornado activity is possible even in areas not in the path of the storm. Stay safe and heed the warnings of your local emergency management officials. You're looking at a strengthening Hurricane Helene with maximum sustained wind speeds of 100 mph. The NHC currently expects Helene to continue rapidly intensifying to a high-end Category 3 hurricane by Thursday afternoon with winds of 115 mph. There is also still time for this storm to speed up before making landfall in Florida's Big Bend region late tonight, meaning high winds will be felt even farther inland. After landfall, the storm will gradually turn northwest and slow down over the Tennessee Valley by the weekend, bringing widespread flooding across much of the Southeastern U.S. and the Southern Appalachians. TAMPA BAY IMPACTS: In addition to tropical storm-force winds, we will also be dealing with tornadoes embedded within the storm’s bands, as well as storm surge as high winds push water along the coast today through Thursday evening. Expect fast moving bands of gusty winds and tropical downpours across Tampa Bay all day, along with a Tornado Watch until 8pm tonight.
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American Integrity’s CAT Response Team has been mobilized and stands ready to quickly respond to customers impacted by Hurricane Helene. Please see the forecast below. This storm is rapidly intensifying and expected to make landfall later today, and be aware that tornado activity is possible even in areas not in the path of the storm. Stay safe and heed the warnings of your local emergency management officials. You're looking at a strengthening Hurricane Helene with maximum sustained wind speeds of 100 mph. The NHC currently expects Helene to continue rapidly intensifying to a high-end Category 3 hurricane by Thursday afternoon with winds of 115 mph. There is also still time for this storm to speed up before making landfall in Florida's Big Bend region late tonight, meaning high winds will be felt even farther inland. After landfall, the storm will gradually turn northwest and slow down over the Tennessee Valley by the weekend, bringing widespread flooding across much of the Southeastern U.S. and the Southern Appalachians. TAMPA BAY IMPACTS: In addition to tropical storm-force winds, we will also be dealing with tornadoes embedded within the storm’s bands, as well as storm surge as high winds push water along the coast today through Thursday evening. Expect fast moving bands of gusty winds and tropical downpours across Tampa Bay all day, along with a Tornado Watch until 8pm tonight.
👉 American Integrity’s CAT Response Team has been mobilized and stands ready to quickly respond to customers impacted by Hurricane Helene. Please see the forecast below. This storm is rapidly intensifying and expected to make landfall later today, and be aware that tornado activity is possible even in areas not in the path of the storm. Stay safe and heed the warnings of your local emergency management officials. You're looking at a strengthening Hurricane Helene with maximum sustained wind speeds of 100 mph. The NHC currently expects Helene to continue rapidly intensifying to a high-end Category 3 hurricane by Thursday afternoon with winds of 115 mph. There is also still time for this storm to speed up before making landfall in Florida's Big Bend region late tonight, meaning high winds will be felt even farther inland. After landfall, the storm will gradually turn northwest and slow down over the Tennessee Valley by the weekend, bringing widespread flooding across much of the Southeastern U.S. and the Southern Appalachians. TAMPA BAY IMPACTS: In addition to tropical storm-force winds, we will also be dealing with tornadoes embedded within the storm’s bands, as well as storm surge as high winds push water along the coast today through Thursday evening. Expect fast moving bands of gusty winds and tropical downpours across Tampa Bay all day, along with a Tornado Watch until 8pm tonight.
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National Hurricane Preparedness 2024 is here! This post is a very good reminder that Hurricanes are not just coastal events. We've seen it here in North Carolina the devastating impacts these storms can cause inland. Here are some good tips below and remember #Itonlytakesone. #HurricaneSeason2024 #prepardness #emergencymanagment #ReadyNC
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🌀 National Hurricane Preparedness Week is here! 🌀 Hurricanes aren't just coastal concerns—rain, wind, water, and even tornadoes can impact areas far inland from where a hurricane or tropical storm makes landfall. It's essential to be prepared. Here are some tips to get ready: 1️⃣ Know Your Hurricane Risk: Understand the potential impacts beyond the coast. 🌧️💨🌊🌪️ Start preparing now. 2️⃣ Make an Emergency Plan: Ensure everyone is on the same page—household, office, daycare. Include everyone in your plans. 🏠👨👩👧👦🏢 3️⃣ Know Your Evacuation Zone: Be ready to evacuate quickly if needed. Learn routes, practice, and plan where to stay. 🚗🗺️ 4️⃣ Recognize Warnings and Alerts: Stay informed through multiple channels. Download FEMA app, sign up for community alerts. 📱🚨 5️⃣ Those with Disabilities: Plan for additional assistance if needed. Identify resources and support. ♿ 6️⃣ Review Important Documents: Keep insurance and personal docs up to date and secure. 📄🔒 7️⃣ Strengthen Your Home: Prep your property—clean drains, secure furniture, consider shutters. 🏡🔧 8️⃣ Get Tech Ready: Keep devices charged, get backup power sources. 🔌📱 9️⃣ Help Your Neighborhood: Check in on neighbors, especially seniors or those needing assistance. 👴👵🤝 🔟 Gather Supplies: Stock up on essentials—medication, disinfectants, pet supplies. Be prepared for shortages. 🛒🏥🐾 Let's stay proactive, informed, and support each other during hurricane season. Together, we can weather any storm! ⛈️💪 #HurricanePrep #HurricaneStrong #HurricanePreparedness #NationalHurricanePreparednessWeek #StaySafe #CommunityPreparedness #BePrepared #EMGTwitter BuildStrong America
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