With donations to the Greater Houston Storm Relief Fund (GHSRF) approaching $1.8 million, Mayor Sylvester Turner announced the guidelines that will be followed in dispersing the funds to help victims of the April 18, 2016 Houston-area flooding. Only nonprofit organizations, public agencies and governmental bodies providing direct support for the immediate and short-term needs of […]
Brazos River in Fort Bend County has surged to its highest level in over a century. The river is located about 30 miles southwest of Houston. https://twitter.com/ABC/status/737877198846185472 After days of heavy rain, flooding continues to occur in the area outside of Houston which has killed six people and damaged many homes. The National Weather Service issued a […]
You’re a homeowner and you have casualty insurance, but what happens if your home is flooded? If you don’t have flood insurance, you’ll be out…
With tropical storms Alberto and Beryl having already made pre-hurricane season appearances and marks in the Atlantic, the Harris County Flood Control District advises residents…
News92FM.Com is saying that you should prepare for some usage of those umbrellas and rain gear because this week will be the week you will need it. According to Houston area forecasters a windy and humid Monday will give way to some stormy weather on tap Tuesday. Read More
[Updated at 10:23 a.m. ET] A total of 3.3 million customers are still without power due to Hurricane Irene, the Department of Energy said Tuesday.
Tunica, Mississippi (CNN) -- An agonizing three weeks await the residents of three southern states as a historic flood crest slowly worked its way downstream Thursday toward New Orleans along the Mississippi River.
Via CNN: Severe storms and massive flooding last weekend killed 23 people in Tennessee, state emergency management officials said. The federal government has declared 42 counties disaster areas. Flooding has caused more than $1.5 billion in property damage in the Nashville area alone, city officials said. Piles of debris stretched for blocks in the city’s […]
