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Natural disasters can devastate entire communities and leave homeowners needing to make major decisions in relatively short periods of time. Reconstructing the home in the immediate aftermath of a disaster is one important question...
The season for torrential downpours, massive gusts of wind, and additional weather-related chaos is in full swing. Hurricane season along the Atlantic coast will linger for the next several months with the constant threat...
Thunderstorms have the ability to temporarily cut power by downing power lines, flooding power-related equipment, or blowing objects into overhead lines. Severe weather events, such as lightning, powerful winds, and heavy rain, are examples...
Late winter storms that combine large amounts of moisture and frigid temperatures are known as bomb cyclones—and they are expected to hit the eastern US. The consequences of a bomb cyclone are significant. Here’s...
Powerful storms that intensify quickly are known as bomb cyclones. The impacts of bomb cyclones are equally powerful, ranging from hurricane-speed winds and heavy snowfall to torrential rains and coastal flooding. What causes these daunting forces of nature?
Forestry and mountains make for beautiful scenery, giving those who live near such a setting great views from the comfort of their homes. However, these areas are also prone to hazards like wildfires, putting...
When a storm passes through, it often leaves wreckage and ruin in its wake – fallen trees, broken roofs, and shattered windows are just some of the common signs of damage we usually witness...
Bad weather can be scary, especially if it hits your home before you can prepare. This risk is exacerbated if you or a household member is a senior citizen, where mobility challenges and other...
The element of randomness involved with storms makes them particularly dangerous, but it doesn’t mean that there is no way of safeguarding you and your home from them. Here are three effective ways to stormproof your home.
If you live in Rhode Island or Connecticut, it is probably not the first time you have had to deal with a hurricane. However, this doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t act with caution because...
