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These added fuels and dense pockets of vegetation from Hurricane Michael in 2018 increased the intensity of wildfires and can be difficult at times to suppress them. – Nikki Fried	Found on CNN 3 years ago
The Florida citrus crop is going to be one of the smallest crops since the 1940s, the Florida citrus crop's going to be even smaller than the production that occurred several years ago... when Hurricane Irma blew through Florida. – Judith Ganes	Found on CNN 3 years ago
The Florida citrus crop's going to be even smaller than the production that occurred several years ago... when Hurricane Irma blew through Florida. – Judith Ganes	Found on CNN 3 years ago
The first tip to decluttering your home starts with taking a home inventory which includes itemizing and taking photos of your personal property, this means going into each room in the house one by one and documenting all the items which include furniture, electronics, decorative items, houseware, clothing, tools and any collections like wine, jewelry, coins, art, antiques, sports memorabilia, etc. The first value of doing this is ending up with a home inventory for insurance purposes to make sure you are not under-insured, and you are prepared to make a claim if a disaster strikes such as a tornado, wildfire, hurricane, flood, etc. damages your home. – Elizabeth Dodson	Found on FOX News 3 years ago
The holidays this year are more emotional, people lost their lives from the hurricane, the Covid pandemic, and even now what happened in Kentucky. It's sad. – Eileen Bendoyro	Found on CNN 3 years ago
Right now, many people are dealing with what they got going on at home, damage at their home from Hurricane Ida, we want to be able to provide a gift for every child that we can. – Chris Thornhill	Found on FOX News 3 years ago
We'll have a speaker from a tribal community in Louisiana that has been severely impacted by climate collapse, and specifically by Hurricane Ida, we'll have somebody who's just come back from COP26 talk about how Indigenous people were largely excluded from that( the event) and how world leaders are refusing to listen to what Indigenous people everywhere are saying about what needs to be done to address climate justice. – Mahtowin Munro	Found on CNN 3 years ago
I'm relieved that I will finally get my hard-earned savings back after a year of suffering, but what happened to me was wrong. The officers and prosecutors treated me like a criminal when all I was trying to do was improve my business and my life. For a year, they've left me struggling to survive a pandemic and a hurricane without my savings. I did nothing wrong, but until the law is changed so that everyone is protected, I am not going to have cash in my house anymore. – Kermit Warren	Found on CNN 3 years ago
I don't think a lot of people realize that these cyclones in the northern Pacific can be equivalent to a hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico or Atlantic, a lot of these storms produce very strong winds and high seas, but since they are mid-latitude storms, we just don't call them hurricanes even though the impacts can be very similar. – Carly Kovacik	Found on CNN 3 years ago
Lots of the people who were hit hard by Winter Storm Uri still need to get their ceilings fixed or the sheetrock in their homes fixed, but they don't have money for repairs when they keep getting hit, winter Storm Uri was in February, but then there was Hurricane Ida and then Hurricane Nicholas. They just keep coming. And it's very traumatic. The mental health piece is big. – Robert Bullard	Found on CNN 3 years ago
It doesn't even have to be a hurricane prediction. It can just be a normal rainy day, and people with high anxiety or PTSD will leave town -- will not stay in their homes -- because they're afraid that there could be another flood. Lots of people want bags of sand because they're nervous about getting any amount of rain in their homes. – Roishetta Ozane	Found on CNN 3 years ago
We figured that that's the last time, but this time here with Hurricane Ida it's like nothing that I ever seen in my life. I've been in hurricanes but I've never seen one like this. – Haywood Johnson	Found on CNN 3 years ago
In the case of Hurricane Katrina, the infrastructure was so badly damaged that it took time for trash and everything that was put out curbside to be picked up. – Claudia Riegel	Found on CNN 3 years ago
This is an historically tight market, so it's going to be much more inflated impact we saw in previous storms like Hurricane Harvey. – Cox Automotive	Found on CNN 3 years ago
There's conflicting literature in the scientific community as to what this increased temperature and increased ocean temperature has done towards just the size and magnitude of hurricane, the reason that we keep hearing this isn't all too unsurprising, it's to have this emotion that we need action on climate change, particularly that we need to restrict the use of coal, oil and natural gas, which provide 80% of America's energy needs and provide 80% of the world's energy needs. – Nick Loris	Found on FOX News 3 years ago
Strengthening is still expected until landfall as Tropical Storm Nicholas continues to move over slightly warmer Gulf waters, it is possible that Tropical Storm Nicholas could become a hurricane just before landfall. – Hurricane Center	Found on CNN 3 years ago
They didn’t think I’d do five miles and I did 18, so then, of course, in Connecticut, I got the other hurricane, Ida, come through there. So I was put to the test and nothing stopped me. – Paul Veneto	Found on FOX News 3 years ago
No one's ever observed what happens to waves of froth to spray in the center of hurricane. So we're hoping that we can see with the camera what the water looks like. – Richard Jenkins	Found on CNN 3 years ago
So many of us suffered damages from Hurricane Ida. – Sharon Lavigne	Found on CNN 3 years ago
This was worse than Superstorm Sandy, and Hurricane Ida happened over a short period of time, and sadly, our region is not more prepared than when Superstorm Sandy hit. – Maria Lopez-Nuñez	Found on CNN 3 years ago
I've lost everything in my trailer because of the hurricane, i've lost everything, Gulf CoastThe Maldonado family has lost everything, and we're now trying to find help. We all live in this area and now it's all gone. – Fusto Maldonado	Found on CNN 3 years ago
What we can say, without doing a dedicated attribution study, is that major hurricane occurrences( categories 3-5) have increased in recent decades, which can not be explained by natural variability alone, specifically, from event attribution, we do note that when hurricanes occur, the rainfall associated with them is more intense because of human-induced climate change, and Hurricane Ida will not be an exception. – Friederike Otto	Found on CNN 3 years ago
We know from bitter experience with Hurricane Laura that aid can be delayed too long. – Bill Cassidy	Found on FOX News 3 years ago
Our people have taken a pretty good lick here from Hurricane Ida, but our people are very resilient and strong as well. Having said that, we need all the help that we can get from the federal government, from the nonprofit sector, from the faith community, and certainly from us at the state level and working with our local partners as well. – John Bel Edwards	Found on CNN 3 years ago

These added fuels and dense pockets of vegetation from Hurricane Michael in 2018 increased the intensity of wildfires and can be difficult at times to suppress them.

– Nikki Fried

Found on CNN
3 years ago

The Florida citrus crop is going to be one of the smallest crops since the 1940s, the Florida citrus crop's going to be even smaller than the production that occurred several years ago... when Hurricane Irma blew through Florida.

– Judith Ganes

Found on CNN
3 years ago

The Florida citrus crop's going to be even smaller than the production that occurred several years ago... when Hurricane Irma blew through Florida.

– Judith Ganes

Found on CNN
3 years ago

The first tip to decluttering your home starts with taking a home inventory which includes itemizing and taking photos of your personal property, this means going into each room in the house one by one and documenting all the items which include furniture, electronics, decorative items, houseware, clothing, tools and any collections like wine, jewelry, coins, art, antiques, sports memorabilia, etc. The first value of doing this is ending up with a home inventory for insurance purposes to make sure you are not under-insured, and you are prepared to make a claim if a disaster strikes such as a tornado, wildfire, hurricane, flood, etc. damages your home.

– Elizabeth Dodson

Found on FOX News
3 years ago

The holidays this year are more emotional, people lost their lives from the hurricane, the Covid pandemic, and even now what happened in Kentucky. It's sad.

– Eileen Bendoyro

Found on CNN
3 years ago

Right now, many people are dealing with what they got going on at home, damage at their home from Hurricane Ida, we want to be able to provide a gift for every child that we can.

– Chris Thornhill

Found on FOX News
3 years ago

We'll have a speaker from a tribal community in Louisiana that has been severely impacted by climate collapse, and specifically by Hurricane Ida, we'll have somebody who's just come back from COP26 talk about how Indigenous people were largely excluded from that( the event) and how world leaders are refusing to listen to what Indigenous people everywhere are saying about what needs to be done to address climate justice.

– Mahtowin Munro

Found on CNN
3 years ago

I'm relieved that I will finally get my hard-earned savings back after a year of suffering, but what happened to me was wrong. The officers and prosecutors treated me like a criminal when all I was trying to do was improve my business and my life. For a year, they've left me struggling to survive a pandemic and a hurricane without my savings. I did nothing wrong, but until the law is changed so that everyone is protected, I am not going to have cash in my house anymore.

– Kermit Warren

Found on CNN
3 years ago

I don't think a lot of people realize that these cyclones in the northern Pacific can be equivalent to a hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico or Atlantic, a lot of these storms produce very strong winds and high seas, but since they are mid-latitude storms, we just don't call them hurricanes even though the impacts can be very similar.

– Carly Kovacik

Found on CNN
3 years ago

Lots of the people who were hit hard by Winter Storm Uri still need to get their ceilings fixed or the sheetrock in their homes fixed, but they don't have money for repairs when they keep getting hit, winter Storm Uri was in February, but then there was Hurricane Ida and then Hurricane Nicholas. They just keep coming. And it's very traumatic. The mental health piece is big.

– Robert Bullard

Found on CNN
3 years ago

It doesn't even have to be a hurricane prediction. It can just be a normal rainy day, and people with high anxiety or PTSD will leave town -- will not stay in their homes -- because they're afraid that there could be another flood. Lots of people want bags of sand because they're nervous about getting any amount of rain in their homes.

– Roishetta Ozane

Found on CNN
3 years ago

We figured that that's the last time, but this time here with Hurricane Ida it's like nothing that I ever seen in my life. I've been in hurricanes but I've never seen one like this.

– Haywood Johnson

Found on CNN
3 years ago

In the case of Hurricane Katrina, the infrastructure was so badly damaged that it took time for trash and everything that was put out curbside to be picked up.

– Claudia Riegel

Found on CNN
3 years ago

This is an historically tight market, so it's going to be much more inflated impact we saw in previous storms like Hurricane Harvey.

– Cox Automotive

Found on CNN
3 years ago

There's conflicting literature in the scientific community as to what this increased temperature and increased ocean temperature has done towards just the size and magnitude of hurricane, the reason that we keep hearing this isn't all too unsurprising, it's to have this emotion that we need action on climate change, particularly that we need to restrict the use of coal, oil and natural gas, which provide 80% of America's energy needs and provide 80% of the world's energy needs.

– Nick Loris

Found on FOX News
3 years ago

Strengthening is still expected until landfall as Tropical Storm Nicholas continues to move over slightly warmer Gulf waters, it is possible that Tropical Storm Nicholas could become a hurricane just before landfall.

– Hurricane Center

Found on CNN
3 years ago

They didn’t think I’d do five miles and I did 18, so then, of course, in Connecticut, I got the other hurricane, Ida, come through there. So I was put to the test and nothing stopped me.

– Paul Veneto

Found on FOX News
3 years ago

No one's ever observed what happens to waves of froth to spray in the center of hurricane. So we're hoping that we can see with the camera what the water looks like.

– Richard Jenkins

Found on CNN
3 years ago

So many of us suffered damages from Hurricane Ida.

– Sharon Lavigne

Found on CNN
3 years ago

This was worse than Superstorm Sandy, and Hurricane Ida happened over a short period of time, and sadly, our region is not more prepared than when Superstorm Sandy hit.

– Maria Lopez-Nuñez

Found on CNN
3 years ago

I've lost everything in my trailer because of the hurricane, i've lost everything, Gulf CoastThe Maldonado family has lost everything, and we're now trying to find help. We all live in this area and now it's all gone.

– Fusto Maldonado

Found on CNN
3 years ago

What we can say, without doing a dedicated attribution study, is that major hurricane occurrences( categories 3-5) have increased in recent decades, which can not be explained by natural variability alone, specifically, from event attribution, we do note that when hurricanes occur, the rainfall associated with them is more intense because of human-induced climate change, and Hurricane Ida will not be an exception.

– Friederike Otto

Found on CNN
3 years ago

We know from bitter experience with Hurricane Laura that aid can be delayed too long.

– Bill Cassidy

Found on FOX News
3 years ago

Our people have taken a pretty good lick here from Hurricane Ida, but our people are very resilient and strong as well. Having said that, we need all the help that we can get from the federal government, from the nonprofit sector, from the faith community, and certainly from us at the state level and working with our local partners as well.

– John Bel Edwards

Found on CNN
3 years ago

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