18 Burst results for "Tropical Storm Hurricane"
WTOP
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on WTOP
"Newscast with Jim handley and handley took some time to talk to WTO about his colleague It's going to be a tough few days but we all feel blessed that we knew her and she will be with us certainly forever and all the strong bonds that we all have with her And not just people who worked with or the NBC four family but viewers all around the community to the outpouring has been tremendous from people because they feel like they knew her And in many respects they did because she didn't hold back She lived large and she was authentic and shared all aspects of her life and I think that's what people really loved and appreciated from our dear friend one day more than anything is she was a friend to them You know I can just remember marveling at how she told stories with heart and passion and we all have told thousands of stories over the years but she really felt a connection with people with animals with causes and you could see that sitting next to her and we worked together for 30 years about 14 years on the set together And when the light went off and we went to a commercial break she was still thinking about the people in those stories whether they had a tough story to tell or an inspiring one Those stories stayed with her Every story she told I remember hurricanes and a lot of our viewers do too because Wendy was a force Covering a force of nature and she could tell a story like no one else and people could not turn away when she was out in the field covering dramatic stories of tropical storms hurricanes tragedies or inspiring celebrations too Wendy was part of that story and could share it in a way that no one else could really I think it's important for people to remember that she lived life large and on her own terms She fought till the end she lived life with passion like no one I have ever known before And she was in a good place when she passed And that we can all feel grateful about Before her time at NBC four Wendy was a.
WTOP
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on WTOP
"Newscast with Jim handley handley took some time today to talk to WTO about his colleague It's going to be a tough few days but we all feel blessed that we knew her and she will be with us certainly forever and all the strong bonds that we all have with her And not just people who worked with or the NBC four family but viewers all around the community to the outpouring has been tremendous from people because they feel like they knew her And in many respects they did because she didn't hold back She lived large and she was authentic and shared all aspects of her life and I think that's what people really loved and appreciated from our dear friend Wendy more than anything is she was a friend to them You know I can just remember marveling at how she told stories with heart and passion and we all have told thousands of stories over the years but she really felt a connection with people with animals with causes and you could see that sitting next to her and we worked together for 30 years about 14 years on the set together And when the lights went off and we went to a commercial break she was still thinking about the people in those stories whether they had a tough story to tell or an inspiring one Those stories stayed with her Every story she told I remember hurricanes and a lot of our viewers do too because Wendy was a force covering a force of nature and she could tell a story like no one else and people could not turn away when she was out in the field covering dramatic stories of tropical storms hurricanes tragedies or inspiring celebrations too Wendy was part of that story and could share it in a way that no one else could really I think it's important for people to remember that she lived life large and on her own terms She fought till the end she lived life with passion like no one I have ever known before And she was in a good place when she passed And that we can all feel grateful about Our hearts go out tonight to Wendy's family and of course our news partners over at NBC four We'll check sports coming up next year on WTO P is.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"And again it seems like generally speaking you know there is you know the Washington uncertainty is certainly one brick in that wall of worry that is out there for investors That being said though you know we're still just four or 5% from the high So the market seems to be discounting that some type of deals or deals plural will get done in Congress to keep the government funded and to get certain pieces of legislation through and funded one of the questions is just pointing out is the uncertainty and tax rates All right right now let's head back down to Washington D.C. or 99 one studios and get world a national news with Amy Mars All right thank you Paul the U.S. Supreme Court has resumed hearing arguments in person including a Kentucky case involving abortion Bloomberg's irv Chapman reports from Washington Kentucky lost the case in federal appeals court which ruled its restrictive abortion law on constitutional The states democratic governor opposed the law the Republican attorney general asked the appeals court to let him appeal The court said no justice Sonia Sotomayor asked Why would we call it an abuse of discretion for a Court of Appeals after its rendered its judgment To say we don't really care what has happened in the political arena We don't want to be dragged into it The women's clinic that brought the original case was represented by the American civil liberties union In Washington earth Chapman Bloomberg radio 2021 could be one of the most active and costly years for disasters in the U.S. the latest report from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says so far this year the U.S. has seen 18 separate weather and climate disasters costing the nation at least a $1 billion each They include the severe cold snap in Texas for tropical storms hurricanes and the ongoing drought and wildfires across the west The International Monetary Fund is advising the Federal Reserve and other central banks to be prepared to deal with inflation the IMF did stick by its prediction for a robust rebound from the COVID recession but also warned that threats to growth are on the rise including the delta variant strained supply chains and rising costs for food and fuel Global news 24 hours a day on.
John and Ken on Demand
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on John and Ken on Demand
"Camp lives forty light everywhere on the iheartradio app. Well i tell you today. We have. I i thought it was four. Now it's five. It's a quintet disastrous to talk about the governor of course afghanistan. Which is the big news this hour. Of course the terrible hurricane that hit louisiana and the fires up in the lake tahoe area. The fifth is barbara forever. The la county health department but more on that later by the way apparently with the taliban took over the airfield they did yell. Allahu akbar and started firing last. Us playing and as it left. Did they really were. Yeah that's what it says. They fired salvoes into the air. Shouted allahu akbar they're psychotic terrorists. I love this some of the news coverage where you have facial have officials. Say well you know. The taliban did agree. And you know we're talking to the taliban and they have said that they are going to allow it's like no they're going to go back to Terrorizing everybody and killing them. they will at. That's what they do. They're psychos they're not. That's not those aren't normal men All right we've got a lot going on. And in new orleans louisiana they welcomed tropical storm. Hurricane ida now is hurricane. tropical storm category four sixteen years to the day. That katrina it. All that mayhem on new orleans and the surrounding area jim ryan from. Abc news is here. Jim ice hey so far. I hear things held up better than sixteen years ago. Well yeah they really did anyways because of what happened sixteen years ago. You know the state in the city the feds. They spent billions of dollars to renovate to upgrade levee system and the pumps to protect the city from going under water and it appeared to work. Everything held the governor says that every levy in the state held none of them were over topped with water coming over. It all seemed to work pretty well. You know all that. Money and time and effort and political horse-trading paid off for the state of louisiana billion dollars work and it seemed to work pretty well. There are still real tough spots out there down toward the coast where the surge was extreme ten to twelve feet or show came washing over grand. Dial by helicopter flew over grant. Today i think the expectation was. We're gonna see bodies down there. They didn't they saw people standing out there. And waving and and giving us sums up apparently indicating that everybody's ok there about forty decided to stay behind on granville. This is just a little barrier slip of land there. That's cut off from the rest of the of louisiana very easily and that storm did it the storm surges twelve feet. Where did those forty people go. They climbed a lot of them. Probably did do that. some people did go into their addicts..
KSR
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on KSR
"J. smith law because tj. He'll make them pay. Brian lemon drew franklin. Guys how are you. It is pouring outside right now. Is this the remnants of the hurricane that through tropical storm hurricane within a tropical storm went through went through what went up the west coast florida and i think this is sweeping up. This is fred. Thank you so you think. This is fred for stopping by the fridge. Just wanna swing by. Ib god. i haven't. I haven't checked. I am sitting here looking at our wall. Ks are pictures. I think we gotta get this updated. There's gotta be the picture of ryan joe biden. That has like that should be out front. That has to get up there. I don't see the picture of shannon as dorothy true. I feel like that should go up shannon. Don't you think that should be up here on the wall. And i do absolutely yeah. The trump coat trump code. I'll take that we you know. We made these like three and a half four years ago. I do think it's time to update a little bit. We've done a lot since then but look a lot older to. Who does all of us at drew looks like a baby. You do have a beard or anything. We we all have aged not ride and his earned not given to there's the marilyn manson picture a lot of stuff going on well five. Five seven one eighty. It is a nasty day outside nagging allies. It's supposed to do this all day. I think i heard jim call will say this morning. It may clear up by this evening. It's going to be a depressing day. Is pouring right now outside. Yeah that's why we're inside. We don't like us to be inside of you in the bar over here. Who today where did you. Here's what i've got a a showing with a new buyer right after the show and you decide at the bar. And i thought i trying to connect with this new buyer. Thought one wanna wear this shirt showing with no me. He's gonna go. Show me a house and thought needed to connect with you. It look somewhat professional. You the barstools yeah. I didn't think my younger. Oh i remember. When we went to their offices they opened. I think what was it Big cat opened the door and just said take whatever you want and and i turned on russia took. I took a sixty dollar polo shirt. Yeah i don't know if that was exactly what they expect you to take. Well you look great and in whoever the client is gonna be ready for the first time. I've been out with them. So i gotta impress them. Yeah yeah we'll we'll see we'll see. I'm just like i decided to look at my first house doesn't even abide brennan side to look at it so called my realtor and said hey let's go see this thing yeah. We had to struggle a little bit because they thought maybe they want on us. Come in and buy this bad boy today over talking about his attire for tours i use him as a realtor. We went to one and nicely. Yes we take off our shoes house and my man. We're trying to look presentable. got about three toes. Hang out of his socks wait a minute. So she made you take wearing tola sock. She was the owner so she was there seller was dead. And then just come in and we had this conversation because that was started. Suck shusaku competition. I i it ripped well. Hillary had to talk. I mean once once you on this was the other foot. I've put on ripped and she on on and warned us like these shoes shoes. Those are very bright. These are these the kobe. That's the debut on mid shuhei plays so well and the grinch shoe. Oh yeah. I've had it for a while. This first time. I brought him out. Is it really. Yeah so these are the grinches. Those are actually pretty cool but they are bright. Well that's what we're trying to do. We're trying to make a statement here so if you ever get lost in the forest we can find you last night. Was my georgetown orientation to go very good. They taught me how to get into the computer system. I'd been struggling trying to get. What i i'd forgotten my password almost and then once you're in there there's all this stuff like they're like okay. You could teach your class on canvas. How many of you have ever taught a class on canvas and everybody raise their hand. But me. Because i'm the only person there's never glass yet. I don't even know what canvas is like. They didn't have that when i was canvassing. Not apparently like now like that's what classes are like. You just do it and like the papers come up there and then people can do it on their phones. I go tail. Georgetown suits have meat. Ain't getting any cameras. I ain't got time to learn. They like i even asked. Do i have to teach gave us now like no. It's just students like it. Well i got time like it's a whole thing and i don't even know i i can't tell you how complicated seemed to me and it was like oh and then you can do this and they can do thing on the. I'm like okay. Yeah so your kids are going to have composition notebooks. And then i'm gonna let them have computers but that's it. I'm going to hand them pay. I mean i didn't realize this was so ancient to just go here. Here's your syllabus on paper. All yeah they're going to think you're really. Oh man see that hurts. People like me who don't go expect witness same version you. There are no eve irs. They asked are. You gonna tape your class. No the only thing is i said if someone has to miss it because of covert or something then. I'll work with it but everybody else. I'm not having it attendance policy. But if you don't show up that's on you. Yeah like because. I must say stuff during the class. It's on the exam. Law school in law at duke. I don't know what they do. There's no attendance policy but the professors. And i think this is what you should do. The professor say if you don't come things i say are going to be on the final. I went to every class except one. There was one class. I went to it was eight thirty. Am and i just couldn't do it. And i missed a lot when we got time to the final. It was my third year. I thought i'm gonna not do well on this. It was corporations. Because i didn't care what was actually my second year so like i never went and i. I was really worried about the final. But i had to study group chris. Perry and the other kids name. Forget john something and we studied for every class and we studied and they let me see. The notes from class came time for the final. I did better than most of the highest grade in the class and when it was over the professor came up to me was jim cox. He's on tv all the time every time. He's like the corporate professor in america whenever there's corporate malfeasance. He's always on tv and he came up to. You did a great job. Great job on the final. Have you ever thought about tutoring in this area. And i was like no. I have not and he goes good answer because i know you never came. He did say that he did. He said but i'm impressed. So can i ask you class. What can i ask a question about your yes. Will you allow video recording. Because what i was thinking is if all the students banded together one person could go each day and record the class here with everybody. No i'm not no they gotta come. It's one o'clock in the afternoon. They can wake up. It's one it's one day a week. One o'clock in the afternoon and i'm going to be interesting ryan. What if you see somebody out there on their phone while you're giving this they will put it up very interesting. Listen this'll be a fun class but people got pay attention. Yeah i'm not letting people drift off all right. You got expected expect that somebody is going to be on their phone. Somebody's going to be talking to the name. Here's why do y'all about just call on them. Yeah you're on your phone you get called on public. They're on their phone reading. Kesar go they still get called on. I'll say when did act. Pilgrim ranked purdue that also they have a weird grading system at georgetown. Maybe everybody a. I've been in school when you were in school. 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Boomer & Gio
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on Boomer & Gio
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I'm like i can't get away from these damn weather guys on news twelve. They're everywhere. So i took a picture of the guy who played wiffle ball with jeff. Banton play. Put a team together. They play on staten island. Apparently you got time. I got to go to staten island. Borough imagine if i did that. How pissed boomer would be if i was playing wiffle ball. And staten island guys. Wiffle football is not softball. But still i mean my big complaint was not the softball. Exactly it was more like the traveling and everything else and getting hurt as well. So yeah now you probably wouldn't be pissed but speaking of the weather in that jeff bans. Apparently we're in the cone of a hurricane. That is coming up here. Grace least i am. I don't think you guys are in jersey. But he tweeted that out yesterday in on re Tropical storm hurricane is now now in the cone which is a problem. Because i drunk booked a fire island beach house for this weekend thousand That sucks dude. Wouldn't you drunk book that last friday. Yeah it was actually know is sunday and we went out. I wasn't really drunk. But i had a couple of drinks and we went out to lunch and the we had plans to visit friends at a beach house that they had but then that fell through and i was like. There's no way i'm letting this weekend go to waste. I'm calling up right now. And i'm finding a hotel somewhere on fire island. We're staying there. All of us. Who i called up this one place and i said. Hey what's the nicest room you got. And they said oh. We got this bungalow thing. You could fit a couple of families in answer. Gimme it so. I said we're call my friends. Were going in his damn bangalore and have a good time. But i do think it's going to hit us. It's going to be on sunday and it looks like the tropical storm force. Winds will be hitting us on sunday. So we'll get friday and saturday. I hope you do. I see our saturday. looks terrible. Hope for your sake you actually get a couple of days. That is funny though. Because ally on the podcast. We're just talking about drunk buying the other day and you know this is another another drunk but when you have a couple of drinks you're certainly looser with the money and you do things you might otherwise not like. I just made the switch switch and cable systems. Because i've had enough with what we're dealing with and it told me you have. There's no need. I'm not gonna say who what i'm going to but okay. It took for a while. I've wanted to do it but it's a pain you know when you gotta change. They're gonna come and change all the cables and everything is different too big pain in the us. It is a gigantic pain in the ass and so for months i have not done it and finally the other day i had a couple of drinks and because i really counts as you know and so i'm watching the tv and freeze them. That's enough. I got right on the phone. Get it done you. Just do things sure. Yeah it's it's the what do they call that the All your inhibitions or gone. Yeah i mean to a point. It's not like i didn't know what i was doing. It was just kind of the extra push i needed to actually make the phone part of it too. Is anyone on the phone. Yeah because those can take forever. And you know what i was on. The phone lady was fantastic. Forty minutes done everything ordered here. We go you. Don't get caught. If i'm having a couple of drinks at home and i get the buying stuff is the instagram ads of mentioned this before instagram. The ads when you go through your stories on instagram tend to be perfect like they know exactly what you want or something that would be you or whatever. I always find myself buying something. On their sweatshirt. I bought that denim jacket a couple of years ago right instagram. I just stupid stuff. That i'm on but yeah this weekend. You know what it was was we had the the all the lead up to the party and then we had nothing after that plan genus. Naked sister was here for three weeks. She went home. So that was bum and gene out. It's almost like we have to do something this weekend. Now these plans fell through. And then all of a sudden. I see we're in the cone of a hurricane. Yeah my be a rough weather weekend. Ori- lead drink a lot. No yeah it's fine and by the way we're bringing summer over there too so i have to. That's going to be interesting six week old baby. I think you'll be fine. I should've been so good though. You'll be fine. But i just got to keep an eye. On his frigate hurricanes we gotta get back home with not in chop or the hampton fire island so only boat back and what i saw as like it was way very eastern tip of the island. Yeah but then the winds can get everything going though. Still i mean if you have like if thirty forty mile an hour winds out on that bay. That's no good. There's no traveling so even that even though it's not too damaging if you're thinking about to your house or whatever else but if you're over at fire island you're not getting home with that unless you wanna really wanna. There's no bridge known that you have to take a boat there now. There is a bridge. Well there yeah but not where we are. You'd have to have like a four wheel drive vehicle to go over all the sand to get to where you're going and even then it's like it's an issue there a road for emergencies dumb center of the island that that they do have some vehicles. I i mean it's not the situation you want to be. Let's just put that way. You'd everybody takes boats. Nobody's driving around. Let's go to kevin in parsippany. What's going on kevin. What's up fellas. Hey man i heard you guys talking about drunk. Likes to call him so Years ago i used to get drunk and a couple of weeks later would answer my door and have packages from sports memorabilia so Just frame of reference. I'm i'm a huge pittsburgh penguins fan and the new york jets fan. Don't ask me about that. But i One day opened up my door. And i had three packages side to pittsburgh penguins signed jerseys and the third was a boomer size. Jerseys signed jets jersey. Oh nice you still have that idea. Frame designs your frame and put them up in a man cave or something. That was the plan and we started having kids and they're still in their packaging. But i spent a cool thirty five.
Boomer & Gio
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on Boomer & Gio
"Any device. We're the net flicks for nerds the hulu for history buffs the disney plus the scientists in us there sure are a lot of streaming services. Aren't there curiosity. Stream is the one you definitely need if you're the type to nature dock and chill if you're an armchair astronaut if you prefer physics to psychics or perhaps you know a precocious paleontologist go to curiosity street dot com to learn more and sign up today. Hey i'm peter can host of the lockdown. Today podcast trying to stay on. Top of every big story in sports is a fulltime job. I know because it is my full time job but it's not yours. That's why we have a network of local experts ready to give you the inside scoop on everything you truly need to know in the sports world and we do it every day to make sure you're always caught up on. The latest and greatest in sports listened to the lockdown. Today podcast everyday on the odyssey app or wherever you get. 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So i took a picture with the guy played wiffle ball with jeff. Banton play put a team together. The they play on staten island. Apparently you got time. I got to go to staten island or imagine if i did that. How pissed boomer would be if i was playing wiffle ball. And staten island guys. We're football is not softball. But still i mean my big complaint was not the softball exactly was more like the the traveling and everything else getting hurt as well so yeah now you probably would be pissed up but speaking of the weather in that jeff bands apparently were in the cone of a hurricane. That is coming up here grace. At least i am. I don't think you guys are in jersey. But he tweeted that out yesterday. In on re a tropical storm hurricane on re is now now in the cone which is a problem. Because i drunk booked a fire island beach house for this weekend. Alvin off. that sucks dude. What do you mean you drunk book last friday. Yeah it was actually know is a sunday and we went out to. I wasn't really drunk. But i had a couple of drinks and we went out to lunch and the we had plans to visit friends at a beach house that they had but then that fell through and i was like. There's no way i'm letting this weekend go to waste. I'm calling up right now. And i'm finding a hotel somewhere on fire island. We're staying there all of us cold up this one place and i said hey. What's the nicest room you've got. And they said we got this Bungalow thing you could fit a couple of families enarson gimme it so. I said we're going call. My friends. were going in his damn bungalow. We're gonna have a good time. But i do think it's going to hit us. It's going to be on sunday and it looks like the tropical storm force. Winds will be hitting us on sunday. So we'll get friday and saturday before i hope you do. I see our saturday. Looks terrible your sake. You actually get a couple of days. That is funny though. Because i on the podcast were just talking about drunk buying. Yeah the other day and you know this is another now that you were drunk but when you have a couple of drinks or certainly looser with the money and you do things you might otherwise not like. I just made the switch. I'm switching cable systems. Because i've had enough with what we're dealing with and you have. There's no. I'm not going to say who or what i'm going to. But okay. it took for a while. I've wanted to do what's a pain you know when you got to change gonna come and change all the cables and everything is different painting. Pain it is. It's a gigantic pain in the ass. And so for months i have not done it and finally the other day i had a couple of drinks and Because i really count as you know. And so i'm watching the tv and it frees them. That's enough. I got right on the phone. Get it done you. Just do things sure. Yeah it's it's the what do they call that the All your inhibitions or gone. Yeah i mean to a point. It's not like i. You know didn't know what i was doing. It was just kind of the extra push. I needed to actually make the phone. Ca- part of it too is. I didn't to the phone. Yeah 'cause those can take forever and you know on. The phone lady was fantastic forty minutes done. Everything ordered here we go. You don't get caught. If i'm having a couple of drinks at home and i get the buying stuff is the instagram ads. I've mentioned this before instagram. The ads when you go through your stories on instagram tend to be perfect like they know exactly what you want or something that would be you or whatever not always find myself buying something. On their sweatshirt. I bought that denim jacket a couple of years ago. Right the instagram. Just stupid stuff. That i'm on but yeah this weekend i was. We had the all the lead up to the party. And then we had nothing after that plan genus. Naked sister was here for three weeks. She went home so that was bum gene out almost like we have to do something this weekend. Now these plans fell through. And then all of a sudden. I see we're in the cone of a hurricane. Yeah might be rough weather weekend. All re drink a lot. No yeah it's fine and by the way we're bringing the summer over there too so i have to. That's gonna be interesting six week old baby. I think you'll be fine. She's been so good though. You'll be fine. But i just got to keep an eye on his frigate hurricane because we got back home with and not chop or the hampton fire island so only boat back and what i saw as like it was way very eastern tip of the island. Yeah but then the winds can get everything going though. Still i mean if you have like thirty forty mile. An hour winds out on that bay. That's no good. There's no traveling so even that even though it's not too damaging if you're thinking about to your house or whatever else but if you're over at fire island you're not getting home with that unless you wanna really wanna. There's no bridge. No no you have to take their now. There is a bridge well there. Yeah but not where we are. You'd have to have four wheel drive vehicle. The goal overall the sand to get to where you're going and even then it's like a. It's an issue a road from urgency's center of the island that that they do have some vehicles. I saw that. I mean it's not the situation you wanna be now. Let's just put it that way. You'd everybody takes boats. Nobody's driving around. Let's go to kevin in parsippany. What's going on kevin. What's up fellas. Hey man i. I heard you guys talking about drunk. Live call it and so Years ago i used to Get drunk and a couple of weeks later would answer my door and have packages from sports memorabilia. so just for frame of reference. I'm i'm a huge pittsburgh penguins fan and the new york jets fan Don't ask me about that. But i One day opened up my door. And i had three packages outside to pittsburgh. Penguins signed jerseys and the third was a boomer size in jersey. Stein jets jersey. Oh nice you still have. That idea frame is your frame. Put up in a man cave or something that was the plan and then we started having kids and they're still in their packaging so But i i spent a.
KFI AM 640
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Day since March of this year, So that's no good now in Kind of good news. Sir Richard Branson successfully made his little sub orbital flight on his winged rocket ship bringing Astro tourism a step closer to reality if you're unbelievably rich, or are lucky enough to win a seat on one of those flights So the death toll in the Florida condo collapses 90 now They think it'll just be another couple of weeks until they are done. Sifting through All of that wreckage for additional victims. And I read somewhere now. Unfortunately, I've forgotten the exact number but they've pulled out. I think this is correct. They've they've removed £80 million Of concrete and other rubble. From that site. So In a sense, that particular situation is winding down. The next step is, what are we going to do so something like this doesn't happen again so all across Florida in particular, because that's where this happened, but really all across the country. You've got government starting to think about whether they need to increase the frequency of inspections for buildings and other methods to try to Basically to try to identify risks before something like this happens. So like in Florida. One of the counties in Florida. Volusia County. The chairman of that, county said. You know, every two years, bridges are inspected. But right now you can put up a high rise building on the coast. And it is inspected when it's done and never again. So obviously in that county they're thinking about putting in some requirements for additional inspections. Periodically. One of the ideas is, uh, you have a new building. It gets inspected when it's done. 10. Years later, there's another mandatory inspection and then If everything is completely cool, you might be done for a while, but if you find anything, then you'd be reinspected again soon thereafter. Because there's already a ripple effect. From this Condo collapse. Okay, that was the Champlain Tower south that collapsed and it was a 40 year old building. Think about that. That building was a brand new building. When many, many many of us were alive. It's not some 150 year old building that we're talking about. It was built basically in the modern era. So there's um There's a condo complex called Crushed View Towers in North Miami Beach. That has been completely evacuated and none of the residents can go back because they found some things that need to be fixed. And I guess They were big enough that you had to evacuate the building to do the repairs and they didn't want anybody going in there until the stuff was fixed. Now. Coastal Coastal buildings have a problem that you don't really have in the rest of the country, and that is the salt water. The sea air full of salt that degrades concrete. It can make the rebar rust. In your building. You also have the problem in Florida of the storms all the time. You know? Obviously every year. You have from zero to, uh, you know, a relatively small number of storm incidents hitting the coast of Florida. But If you go back 40 years over the last 40 years. There's not one inch Of the Florida coastline. That wasn't hit by at least one storm in the last 40 years, and obviously, some parts of it have been hit repeatedly. Now up until the eighties, up until the eighties. They barely had any building codes. There's this long time. Um, there's a guy whose whole career is repairing old buildings, and he said, Man back back before the eighties, you could build whatever you want it, however you want whatever was the cheapest way to build a building. That's what you could do, and nobody cared. In the eighties, they started to put in some building code. But even those coach now are coming under fresh scrutiny because maybe they're not. Severe enough. Maybe that's the wrong word. Not severe. Maybe, you know, maybe they're not strong enough The code requirements. So everybody scrambling to put in re certification rules. You can't just build a building, especially a tall building. On a coastline, especially you can't do it and never, ever revisit whether the thing is structurally sound. You just You can't do it, and I think it's not good. That's never gonna happen again. Here in l. A are are equivalent of their tropical storms, hurricanes and constant salt air Assaulting their buildings are equivalent is, of course. Earthquake readiness. So we have our own issues with when was it? When was the building built? The farther back. You go in time, the less um earthquake. Safe. The buildings are But even here we have issues of I mean, if you live in a condo building if you live in a 40 50 year old condo building Who who is coming around to make sure it's still safe. So it's something we do need to reckon with. Because you know what I mean. Look, generally speaking, building buildings is a money making enterprise. Okay, if if, if it were a super risky endeavor. I know sometimes people start developments and it all goes to hell, and they end up losing their shirt. But generally speaking, it's a profitable thing to build. Condo buildings, apartment buildings, office buildings if it wasn't There wouldn't be a building being built on every available lot in Southern California. So the problem is now we realize you got to bring in a strong system of periodic inspections and re certifications to counterbalance the profit motive. Because the profit motive is, let's do the minimum required. When we build this building, so we make the most money. All right, Let's get a news update from Jennifer Jones. Lee, please. And then, uh most amusement parks are open again. People are flocking to them. There have been a series of accidents. Already this season and will go through some of them. It's K F I am 6 40 live everywhere on the I Heart radio APP businesses in downtown Denver are hoping for a big lift from this week's MLB All Star Games, But some restaurants in Colorado say they are still suffering from staff shortages. Construction of an Armenian.
Newsradio 600 KOGO
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
"The mood every year it can shift The thick and shift west. It can be stronger. It can be weaker and so basically a lot of the storms kind of a nice garden variety. Hurricane doesn't impact anyone will track generally from east to west across the Atlantic, and then what we'll do is we'll reach basically the western edge of that high pressure area and started tracking to the North. Once the storm gets far enough north instead of being here from east to West by low level winds, it will get picked up by the jet stream and get pushed from west to east and often what I call my Rieker mature Storm Rickard out into the open ocean. And the impact No one. Whereas if ever you to hire shifted a little farther to the West. Those storms will start to recur. But instead of re curving out into the open Atlantic Ocean, they may recurve too close and end up hitting, especially the outer banks of North Carolina is obviously a fairly frequent target for tropical storm. Hurricanes because it kind of fits in the predominant storm track of where these storms usually go and again if they won't recurve foreigner feast often that will actually come up and calls cost central impact, especially in North Carolina, and even down into South Carolina. I'm joined by Dr Phil Klotzbach, research scientist in the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University. We're discussing hurricanes and hurricane season and let's get to some of the different aspects of these storms from storm surge to wind speeds to rainfall to hurricanes, which can develop, especially in those outer bands that make their way through different regions. When a hurricane is approaching. Why would that kind of severe weather be present within this larger? Stump. Yes. So basically what happens? It's tornadoes and hurricanes are basically spun up Buddha. Basically when you have these strong winds, um when the strong winds typically airplane over the ocean, one thing counter land, the frictional effects of that will help to try to spin up some of the tornadoes. Often the tornadoes with hurricanes are fairly weak, but you can get stronger hurricanes and you have to even maybe an EF three can cause significant levels of damage. And, um, like you said, they can often be entitled bands and, unfortunately, hard to be able to know. You know, Dave in advance how many tornadoes The storm is going to spin up, But that can be another potential threat. Morally, when I think of the biggest threat from hurricanes, obviously the number one threat Everyone always thinks about is the wind obviously have to win because you have a hurricane. But you also have the storm surge, which will effectively the, um the the increase in the water level driven by the fact that you have the strong winds. Um and then you also have the rainfall which can obviously be Potentially the worst dish impact from from a hurricane, especially at the slow moving hurricane or hurricane attracting over an area with a lot of photography that can force more rain out of the storm as well. So there's a variety of different threats the hurricane poses and obviously, with the wind threat, you have the predominant winds associated with the hurricane. But then you can get even stronger winds and some of these tornadoes we saw some without so we saw a lot with by that as well. So that's another potential threat with hurricanes. Now over at Colorado State University, you put out predictions for each hurricane season. What are we looking at? This year? We've already seen again a very active season so far, a record setting season, right? That's correct. Yes, we have the earliest 15 Storm on record with Alpha, Um and normally early seasons gone. Activity doesn't really relate well with the rest if he's an activity for maybe just because you have budgets forms early on. Doesn't necessarily say much. But if you get storm activity forming, and that's what we call it. The deep tropics will say, south of the Tropic of Cancer so really in the tropics, and they're especially tracking in the places like the Eastern Caribbean. If you look, historically, we've had storms there in June and July. They've been very, very active hurricane seasons and typically You know, we hurricane season starts you first. But a lot of the stuff you get early on, tend to form a little bit higher latitudes, maybe more in the Gulf of Mexico. You don't necessarily get many storms in the eastern intentional Atlantic until you get into August when the environment tends to be much more conducive. So if you get these early Using storm activity that tends to be a harbinger of a very, potentially very active season. So that's one of the reasons what the seasonal forecast that we put out that the forecasted actually come up. I'm a bit. Um, we're not forecasting a total of 20 named storms. Nine hurricanes and four major hurricanes. We've already had five storms, Um and then 11 hurricane being also so 15 additional storms, eight additional hurricanes and four additional major hurricanes. Taking a look back at the past couple of years. Have we seen an increase in the amount of storms that are forming, including the amount of major hurricanes that are being produced and and also there seems to be this issue of rapid intensification where storms just get real strong as they approached the coastline. Is that new and different or is that something that we have seen at other points in history? Yeah. So with the Atlantic we certainly have seen more major hurricane since around 1995. You go back to 19 seventies 1994. The Atlantic was quite a bit quieter. Now. If you go back prior to that, From like the mid 19 twenties to late 19 sixties, the Atlantic was much more active.
Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
"Mood every year it can shift He's taken shift West. It can be stronger. It can be weaker and so basically a lot of the storms kind of a nice garden variety. Hurricane doesn't impact anyone will track generally from east to west across the Atlantic, and then what we'll do is we'll reach basically the western edge of that high pressure area and started tracking to the North. Once the storm gets far enough north instead of being scared from east to West by low level wind, it will get picked up by the jet stream and get pushed from west to east and often what I call my pre curvature or storm will basically Rickard out into the open ocean. And impact No one whereas if ever view the highest shifted a little farther to the West. Those storms will start to recur. But instead of re curving out into the open Atlantic Ocean, they may recurve too close and end up hitting, especially the outer banks of North Carolina is obviously a fairly frequent target for tropical storm. Hurricanes because it kind of fits in the predominant storm track of where these storms usually go and again if they don't recurve foreigner feast often that will actually come up and caused cost central impact, especially in North Carolina, and even down into South Carolina. I'm joined by Dr Phil Klotzbach research scientists in the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University. We're discussing hurricanes and hurricane season and let's get to some of the different aspects of these storms from storm surge to wind speeds to rainfall to hurricanes, which can develop, especially in those outer bands that make their way through different regions. When a hurricane is approaching. Why would that kind of severe weather be present within this larger? Stump. Yes. So, basically, what happens is it's tornadoes and hurricanes are basically spun up Duda. Basically when you have these strong winds, um when the strong winds that typically air flowing over the ocean, one thing encounter land, the frictional effects of that will help to try to spin up some of the tornadoes. Often the tornadoes with hurricanes are fairly weak, but you can get stronger hurricanes and you have to even maybe an EF three. It can cause significant levels of damage and Like you said. They can often be entitled bands and, unfortunately, hard to be able to know, you know, days in advance, how many tornadoes and storms going to spin up, But that can be another potential threat. Normally, when I think of the biggest threat from hurricanes, obviously the number one threat Everyone always thinks about is the wind obviously have to win because you have a hurricane. But you also have the storm surge, which will effectively the, um the the increase in the water level driven by the fact that you have these strong winds. Um and then you also have the rainfall which can obviously be Potentially the worst dish impact from from a hurricane, especially if it's a slow moving hurricane or for hurricane tracking over an area with a lot of photography that can force more rain out of the storm as well. So there's a variety of different threats to hurricane poses. And obviously, with the wind threat, you have the predominant winds associated with the hurricane. But then you can get even stronger winds and some of these tornadoes we saw some with also we saw a lot with find out as well. So that's another potential threat with hurricanes. Now over at Colorado State University, you put out predictions for each hurricane season. What are we looking at? This year? We've already seen again a very active season so far, a record setting season, right? That's correct. Yes, we have the earliest 15 Storm on record with Alpha, Um and normally early seasons gone. Activity doesn't really relate well with the rest of the season activity for you just because you are budget storms early on. Doesn't necessarily say much. But if you get storm activity forming in, that's what we call it the deep tropics or say, south of the Tropic of Cancer, so really in the tropics, and especially tracking in the places like the Eastern Caribbean, If you look historically, we've had storms there in June and July. They've been very, very active hurricane seasons and typically You know, we hurricanes and start you first. But a lot of the stuff you get early on tens of form a little bit higher latitudes, maybe more in the Gulf of Mexico. You don't necessarily get many storms in the eastern and central Atlantic until you get into August when the environment tends to be much more conducive. So if you get these early Using storm activity that tends to be a harbinger of a very, potentially very active season. So that's one of the reasons what the seasonal forecast that we put out that the forecast did actually come up. I'm a bit um, we're not forecasting a total of 20 named storms. Nine hurricanes and four major hurricanes. We've already had five storms, Um and then 11 hurricane being also so 15 additional storms, eight additional hurricanes and four additional major hurricanes. Taking a look back at the past couple of years. Have we seen an increase in the amount of storms that are forming, including the amount of major hurricanes that are being produced and and also there seems to be this issue of rapid intensification where storms just get real strong as they approached the coastline. Is that new and different or is that something that we have seen at other points in history? Yeah. So with the Atlantic we certainly have seen more major hurricane since around 1995. You go back to 19 seventies 1994. The Atlantic was quite a bit quieter now. If you go back prior to that, From like the mid 1923 late 19 sixties, the Atlantic was much more active..
TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"Doesn't days park over the mood every year, it can shift He's taking shift West. It can be stronger. It can be weaker and so basically a lot of the storms kind of a nice garden variety. Hurricane doesn't impact anyone will track generally from east to west across the Atlantic, and then what we'll do is we'll reach basically the western edge of that high pressure area and started tracking to the North. Once the storm gets far enough north instead of being scared from east to west by low level winds, it will get picked up by the jet stream and get pushed from west to east and talking What others have only call my re curvature or storm Rickard out into the open ocean. And impact No one whereas if ever view the highest shifted a little farther to the West. Those storms will start to recur. But instead of re curving out into the open Atlantic Ocean, they may recurve too close and end up hitting, especially the outer banks of North Carolina is obviously a fairly frequent target for tropical storm. Hurricanes because it kind of fits. In the predominant storm track of where these storms usually go and again If they don't recurve foreigner feast often there will actually come up. And, uh, because cost central impact, especially in North Carolina, and even down in the South Carolina I'm joined by Dr Phil Klotzbach research scientists in the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University. We're discussing hurricanes and hurricane season and let's get to some of the different aspects of these storms from storm surge to wind speeds to rainfall to hurricanes, which can develop, especially in those outer bands that make their way through different regions. When a hurricane is approaching. Why would that kind of severe weather be present within this larger? Stump. Yes. So, basically what happens? It's tornadoes and hurricanes are basically spun up due to basically when you have these strong winds, um when the strong winds that typically air blowing over the ocean one thing counter land, the frictional effects of that will help to try to spin up some of the tornadoes. Often the tornadoes with hurricanes are fairly weak, but you can get stronger hurricanes and you have to even maybe an EF three can cause significant levels of damage and Like you said. They can often be in these outer bands and unfortunate it's hard to be able to know, you know, days in advance how many tornadoes? Swan is going to spin up, But that can be another potential threat. Normally, when I think of the biggest threats from hurricanes, obviously the number one threat Everyone always thinks about it. The wind obviously have to win because you have a hurricane. But you also have the storm surge, which will effectively the, um the the increase in the water level driven by the fact that you have these strong winds. Um and then you also have the rainfall which can obviously be Potentially the worst dish impact from from a hurricane, especially with the slow moving hurricane or hurricane attracting over an area with a lot of photography that can force more rain out of the storm as well. So there's a variety of different press the hurricane poses and obviously, with the wind threat, you have the predominant winds associated with the hurricane. But then you can get even stronger winds and some of these tornadoes we saw some with also we saw a lot with by that as well. So that's another potential threat with hurricanes. Now over at Colorado State University, you put out predictions for each hurricane season. What are we looking at? This year? We've already seen again a very active season so far, a record setting season, right? That's correct. Yes, we have the earliest 15 Storm on record with Alpha, Um and normally early seasons gone. Activity doesn't really relate well with the rest of the season activity for this just because you have budgets forms early on. Doesn't necessarily say much, but it can get storm activity forming, and that's what we call it. The deep tropics will say, south of the Tropic of Cancer so really in the tropics, and they're especially tracking in the places like the Eastern Caribbean. If you look, historically, we've had storms there in June and July. They've been very, very active hurricane seasons and typically You know, we hurricane season starts June 1st. But a lot of the stuff you get early on, tend to form a little bit higher latitudes, maybe more in the Gulf of Mexico. You don't necessarily get many storms in the eastern intentional Atlantic until you get into August when the environment tends to be much more conducive. So if you get these early Season storm activity that tends to be a harbinger of a very, potentially very active season. So that's one of the reasons why the seasonal forecast that we put out that the forecasted actually come up. I'm a bit. Um, We're not forecasting a total of 20 name storms, nine hurricanes and four major hurricanes. They've already had five storms. Um and then 11 hurricane being also so 15 additional storms, eight additional hurricanes and four additional major hurricane Taking a look back at the past couple of years. Have we seen an increase in the amount of storms that are forming, including the amount of major hurricanes that are being produced in and also there seems to be this issue of rapid intensification where storms just get Real strong as they approach the coastline. Is that new and different or is that something that we have seen at other points in history? Yeah. So with the Atlantic we certainly have seen more major hurricane since around 1995. And you go back to 1970 1994. The Atlantic was quite a bit quieter now if you go back prior to that, from like the mid 19 twenties to late 19 sixties. Atlantic was much more active.
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"Mood every year it can shift The second shift West, It can be stronger. It can be weaker and so basically a lot of the storms kind of a nice garden variety. Hurricane doesn't impact anyone will track generally from east to west across the Atlantic, and then what we'll do is we'll reach basically the western edge of that high pressure area and started tracking to the North. Once the storm gets far enough north instead of being scared from east to West by low level wind, it will get picked up by the jet stream get pushed from west to east and talking. What I call my pre curvature storm will basically Rickard out into the open ocean. And impact No. One. Whereas if I review the highest shift a little farther to the West, Those storms will start to recur. But instead of re curving out into the open Atlantic Ocean, they may recurve too close and end up hitting, especially the outer banks of North Carolina is obviously a fairly frequent target for tropical storms. Hurricanes because it kind of fits. In the predominant storm track of where these storms usually go and again If they don't recurve foreigner feast often there will actually come up. And, uh, because confidential impact, especially in North Carolina, and even down in the South Carolina I'm joined by Dr Phil Klotzbach research scientists in the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University. We're discussing hurricanes and hurricane season and let's get to some of the different aspects of these storms from storm surge to wind speeds to rainfall to hurricanes, which can develop, especially in those outer bands that make their way through different regions. When a hurricane is approaching. Why would that kind of severe weather be present within this larger? Stuff? Yes. So basically what happens? It's tornadoes and hurricanes are basically front up Buddha. Basically when you have these strong winds, um when the strong winds Typically air blowing over the ocean. One thing encounter land. The frictional effects of that will help to try to spin up some of the tornadoes. Often the tornadoes with hurricanes are fairly weak, but you can get stronger hurricanes and you have to even maybe an EF three. It can cause significant levels of damage. And like you said, they can often be entitled bands and, unfortunately, hard to be able to know, you know, days in advance. How many tornadoes The storm is going to spin up, But that can be another potential threat more than when I think of the biggest threats from hurricanes. Obviously you're number one threat there more I think about is the wind obviously have to win because you have a hurricane. But you also have the storm surge, which will effectively the, um the the increase in the water levels driven by the fact that you have these strong winds. Um and then you also have the rainfall which can obviously be Potentially the worst dish impact from from a hurricane, especially with the slow moving hurricane or for hurricane tracking over an area with a lot of photography that can force more rain out of the storm as well. So there's a variety of different threats the hurricane poses and obviously, with the wind threat, you have the predominant winds associated with the hurricane. But then you can get even stronger winds and some of these tornadoes. We saw some without thought. We saw a lot with my dad as well. So that's another potential threat with hurricanes. Now over at Colorado State University, you put out predictions for each hurricane season. What are we looking at? This year? We've already seen again a very active season so far, a record setting season, right? That's correct. Yes, we have the earliest fifth named Storm on record with Alpha. Um and normally early seasons gone activity doesn't really relate Well with the rest of the season activity for this you just because you're a bunch of storms early on. Doesn't necessarily say much, but it can get storm activity forming, and that's what we call it The deep tropics. So say, south of the Tropic of Cancer so really in the tropics, and they're especially tracking into places like the Eastern Caribbean. If you look historically, we've had storms there in June and July. They've been very, very active hurricane seasons and typically You know, we hurricanes you can start to first. But a lot of the stuff you get early on, tend to form a little bit higher latitudes, maybe more in the Gulf of Mexico. You don't necessarily get many storms in the eastern essential Atlantic until you get into August when the environment tends to be much more conducive. So if you get these early Using storm activity that tends to be a harbinger of a very, potentially very active season. So that's one of the reasons what the seasonal forecast that we put out that the forecast did actually come up. I'm a bit. Um, we're not forecasting a total of 20 names, storms, nine hurricanes and four major hurricanes. We've already had five storms. Um and then 11 hurricane being also so 15 additional storms, eight additional hurricanes and four additional major hurricane Taking a look back at the past couple of years. Have we seen an increase in the amount of storms that are forming, including the amount of major hurricanes that are being produced in and also there seems to be this issue of rapid intensification where storms just get Real strong as they approach the coastline. Is that new and different or is that something that we have seen at other points in history? Yeah. So with the Atlantic we certainly have seen more major hurricane since around 1995. And you go back to 19 seventies 1994. The Atlantic was quite a bit quieter now, if you go back tired of that from like the mid 19 twenties to late 19 sixties. Atlantic was much more active..
WIBC 93.1FM
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"Com The Home Loan expert LLC and MLS number 13 26 to 41 I've Met Bear Follow us on Twitter for instant traffic. Updates to Wi BC traffic Marcus barely wish TV meteorologist. What are we feeling out there? Good morning, Tony. We do have a pretty good downpour That's working into the western part of the city right now, and it's a slow mover. So if you're getting ready to head out the door for the next 30 to 40 minutes, be ready for some heavy rain for your morning travel will be partly cloudy on and off through the morning with some of that rain, more storms on cap heading our way for the afternoon to be another woman Human date Tonight Today's high 86 were partly cloudy, Some scattered storms at times a low down to 71st another round of scattered showers and done Strong, especially into the afternoon. Thursday's high 83 Friday. Not bad. Partly cloudy warm, but not quite as McGee. Friday's high around 83 that Marcus Bailey right there of wish TV Marcus as always, Thank you Right now it's 71 degrees. In the American Standard Cooling Weather Center. The time is 606 this hour on 93. W I. B. C is powered by fast track, plumbing, heating and air conditioning. Yeah, I try not to pay attention. Too much to weather patterns going on on the coast. It seems at any time New York or Florida or California. Some kind of Weather issue. It's all news. We'll talk about as if we're supposed to somehow care about their weather. When directors come through the Midwest. They don't pay any attention to it at all. And in any way, you know the only reason I'm paying attention to Tropical Storm Elsa, which is now I tropical storm it has gone shopping Storm. Hurricane tropical Storm hurricane backs Tropical storm is because Indiana task Force one is there in Surfside helping in this condo collapse. Of course, they had to tear down the rest of it because it was simply Unstable and the death count is now at 36..
Around the House with Eric G®
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on Around the House with Eric G®
"A chance to be a winner and everybody wants to win one of those. Because it's smoker allergies or pet. Dander whatever's floating around in the air in your home that is going to take it out of there and that is state of the art equipment and our friends in april air teamed up with us to give one of those away to a lucky listener and that my friends could be you well today. I wanted to talk a little bit about storm. Prep and we talk about this from time to time. But we're kinda getting into the season of it. Now we're watching a tropical storm hurricane. Come up the You know west coast of florida heading up that going to cruise up to east coast. We've got Wildfire season that is full swing out on the west coast and who knows what tornadoes and things happen across the central part of the us. We've got a lot of different storm's going think it's going to be an active summer sore. You ready for that now. Ready can mean a lot of different things. If you're in a area where you've got hurricane coming. Maybe you need to have that generator. She you can power up and if you're down for a week or two you've got power to to run that you've got enough fuel. You get generator. You keep that food fresh. Maybe even the house cool. If you've got a big enough one and the same goes out on the west coast you know rocky mountains west because with fire season you're gonna see a lot more power outages and rolling blackouts. You're going to see more of that. I mean hack we just about. We're running out of power out here just in the pacific northwest because we had a huge wave. Last week that he wave well that could have caused rolling blackouts. Had win with that. We could have been out of power for awhile so you would have wanted to have of course water you would of course wanted to have a backup power system but think about this. Are you ready for all that. You know things that i want you to think about our your precious most prized belongings. Are they in a place that if someone came up to you and said you got a half hour to get out of your house. Could you get them in the back of your car easily. Are they in a good spot for that. Make sure they're in a good spot for that next step. Is your house insured for whatever damage that can happen out there. He's last time was the last time you talked to your insurance agent. Did you let them know that. Your house now has gone up one hundred thousand dollars. Lumber prices gone through the roof. Could you build your house today for what you haven't insured for. You even have the right insurance. Give something that's gonna cover a flutter hurricane or earthquake where out there make sure you got that dialed in a lot of this is going to come down to your survival in comfort though. Give away to. Are you storing water. You have drinking water for a couple of weeks. You have food for a couple of weeks. Are you ready to go for that. Natural disaster in my area. We've got two mean ones. That are big ones here in the pacific northwest. We have earthquakes volcanic activity which volcanic usually takes a while to pop up. It's not like it just goes off and then we've got fires lots of fires. So are you ready for that. There's a lot of different stuff going on out there. you know. we've got Floods in areas too. So are you ready for all that. So that's really what i wanna talk about. Today is making sure you're prepared for those emergencies. You have the flashlights. Do you have the medication. You have all that stuff ready to go. Because as i watch these this storm go up and down the The side of florida it's gonna cruise up into the northeast. That's gonna affect a lot of people and in florida. Even though this is a fairly minor stored compared to others. it could be a few days of people. Don't have power you know. We lost cheese and the last number. I saw here in portland with our heat. Wave hundred seven people. That's a lot of people that died from high temperatures. So are you ready for that the next time that comes around so that's just my thoughts for the day here on trying to keep everybody safe and making sure you're prepared for the next time. Something bad happens out there. you know. we'll have windstorms here. Our last windstorm. This year we had wind and ice. We did have is we. We didn't have power five days. I burn through a boatload of fuel because my generator did great. Did awesome kept the lights on in. The house kept the house warm. That ice storm took down trees. Power lines like a windstorm would and i thought i had enough fuel fuel for about forty hours but i had to go out and get a whole other round a few again in the power came on just as i was coming back with another. You know twelve and a half gallons of fuel. So i was burned through that fuel trying to keep my house pirate album. Make sure got that. That's the key to that success now. I know there's a lot of prep is out there that listen to the show and there's other people out there that are going to say you need to have a month with food you do. Have this need to have that yes. I agree but most people aren't going to put a month of food away. They're gonna put a week away. Maybe two weeks you know there comes a point where you need to make sure that you've got the right stuff there and a lot of people can't afford are having a hard time putting food on the table dow little on bank and away some expensive stuff that can be Stored for a little bit. So make sure you've got that dialed in and waters. The key guys water first aid. You have a good first aid kit you know. Make sure you've got an action plan. If there's an earthquake do you have everything ready to go. Do you have that. Do you know how to turn the gas off. What happens in the power goes off. What happens when your water goes away. Just make sure you've got taken care of our guys will stay safe out there. Hope everybody had a great holiday weekend for the fourth of july here in the united states and canada day up in the great white north. Appreciate everybody listening to make. Sure you catch the podcast. Because like for instance this weekend here. We've got carolina are going to be talking about a few different things The big one is going to be called saving energy. Just how do you save on electricity. When our air conditioners in many places are crank and hard to keep up. How do we save some energy there. And then our number two. I've got jeff devlin from stonehouse revival coming on wednesday here on the seventh. Which is you know. I'm recording this here on tuesday evening but tomorrow his show is coming back on. diy network. It was on hiatus it was done they had cancelled it in. It has revived itself out from the dead and the new episodes. Start airing tomorrow on. Diy network so make sure you tune into that. It's a really good show. We'll have him on this weekend here. Talking about everything about the show home improvement. How easily accessible. It is for to get a hold of ham if you want him to build some furniture those kind of things. You don't want to miss that and then we'll be giving away. This is the last weekend for our april air. Air purifiers will be given a code word again this weekend for people that have not yet entered for that. Give so make sure you go back and listen to the show this last week or catch it this weekend. Aren't everybody have a great rest of the week. You know happy mid week. Happy wednesday for everybody.
Around the House with Eric G®
Are You Ready for Hurricane or Fire Season?
"Well today. I wanted to talk a little bit about storm. Prep and we talk about this from time to time. But we're kinda getting into the season of it. Now we're watching a tropical storm hurricane. Come up the You know west coast of florida heading up that going to cruise up to east coast. We've got Wildfire season that is full swing out on the west coast and who knows what tornadoes and things happen across the central part of the us. We've got a lot of different storm's going think it's going to be an active summer sore. You ready for that now. Ready can mean a lot of different things. If you're in a area where you've got hurricane coming. Maybe you need to have that generator. She you can power up and if you're down for a week or two you've got power to to run that you've got enough fuel. You get generator. You keep that food fresh. Maybe even the house cool. If you've got a big enough one and the same goes out on the west coast you know rocky mountains west because with fire season you're gonna see a lot more power outages and rolling blackouts. You're going to see more of that. I mean hack we just about. We're running out of power out here just in the pacific northwest because we had a huge wave. Last week that he wave well that could have caused rolling blackouts. Had win with that. We could have been out of power for awhile so you would have wanted to have of course water you would of course wanted to have a backup power system but think about this. Are you ready for all that. You know things that i want you to think about our your precious most prized belongings. Are they in a place that if someone came up to you and said you got a half hour to get out of your house. Could you get them in the back of your car easily. Are they in a good spot for that. Make sure they're in a good spot for that
WSB-AM
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on WSB-AM
"Minutes could save you. 15% or more officials have decided to demolish the part of the collapse. Condominium building that remains standing ahead of approaching tropical Storm Elsa. We have experts right now on site evaluating. And the contract has been signed for the demolition to begin. Miami Dade Mayor Daniella Levine. Cava says the remains of two more people were found in the rubble, bringing the number of confirmed dead to 24 with 124. Others. Still an accounted for Elsa racing toward Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Now is a tropical storm. Hurricane watchers are looking at Tuesday or Wednesday for landfall, possibly in Florida. There's concern that Elsa could disrupt search and rescue efforts in Surfside, Florida, where that condo collapsed. Great weather to be outside here in Atlanta, 78 degrees on Peachtree Street, with lots of sunshine warming up to the mid eighties. Today near 94 Sunday and Monday with plenty of sunshine. Once again, Atlanta's most accurate in dependable forecast is coming up. We'll picture perfect weather and lots of excitement at the Atlanta Journal Constitution's Peachtree Road Race Day, one back in person. And wrapped up for the day. These runners tell Channel two action news. The race felt different with the smaller crowds spread out over two days. The atmosphere was still here. It's just it's just a little different. Just starting on the Spatial, the social awareness to fight your way through the first mile. Yeah, actually, it's pretty nice, actually. Nice. Yeah, but Mr Cross this more. The ambiance stuff 13,000 runners today, Channel two action news reporter Kristen Holloway, Previews Day two tomorrow. I'm going to be back there tomorrow morning with 18,000 runners that are going to cross the start and finish line tomorrow. We're also going to see four of the six Olympic runners that will be running over in Tokyo. They raise tomorrow so their time should be really exciting to see the first person to cross the finish line this morning was Alberto Mania with an official unofficial time that is of 32 minutes and six seconds. Top local news every 30 minutes, and when it breaks 95.5 WSB depend on it. Vaccination levels are up Covid 19 cases are down people hitting the roads or skies to get away this July 4th weekend. CBS News correspondent Elise Preston says 43 million people are expected to dry top destinations include.
As It Happens from CBC Radio
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on As It Happens from CBC Radio
"Rescue workers in surf. Side florida are digging through piles of rubble. Still hoping to find survivors this morning. Part of a twelve storey condo building came tumbling down as we go to air. One person is dead. At least ten have been hospitalized and more than ninety are unaccounted for. Authorities are trying to figure out what caused the building to collapse. Fiorella renzo there was just one building away from the collapsed condos. We reached her in surf. Side florida fiorella. Can you describe the amount of damage you can see around that building riddick. Assistant i would say that. The building collapsed. And as a speak. you're cutting through the concrete ter- fortunately they added harmful the building that is still standing is the not stable so most likely he will have to be turned down. When did you. I know something was going on. What was your first alert last night around the probably one o'clock is a stranger loud sound older thundering like going and then some mci need binding sounded strange sound. I never heard a walked me up. And i went to the balcony Because it wasn't a town during the lightning by from the balcony. I could see the debris. And so i went down stare and on the one thing i wanted to see. What did you see at that point. At first i saw the side of the building is still standing facing collins avenue which is a major avenue parallel to the beach from northern south miami beach so i couldn't understand the wars was the rumbling sound on many when i crossed the street. That's when you saw it too and you could see the concrete that the balcony rapes bed. The steal their volk bad of children. It was also full moon night and so you could see clearly the disasters situation any idea. How many how many penalty units how many people must have lived there. Yeah i actually concert on my own using the of the building because of the three the three power three something power have the same layout i counted but i may be wrong. Guy punted the seventy two unit to collapsed at bedtime you arrived. what was the situation for. Emergency crews responding. When i want announced there would already Police car already firefighter. The woulda walking depending putting the of the building where assessing Award the vati rapid response. We've an hour the where a line of ambulance spread out across the street to the other block so was a very rapid response because of the severity. the gravity of this collapse and could you see them recovering. People from the rubble now was able to see the stretchered. Medica ran into the building but between the dust that the settling the people delighted to. I could not see any rescue. But i didn't see. Also any one bring brought back guam gilan and that make me worry quite a lot of. Did you know anyone that lived in that building. Actually i do. I have a friend and He leaves on the side the fiscal in so he. It'll collapse but it takes a photo of the calway of the corridor because he tried to walk downstairs. But the corridor was a collection the You can see the ceiling kidding and hallway leaning at an angle like falling down radio the fall down so he was rescued to the balconies of is on. Shocker buildings don't fall down right especially ones that are. This is not real. This is the only in the eighties. It was built. So what. what are you hearing. What are the theories as to what happened while the jury heard the the one. That sounds good to me. Sounds solid as the inauguration every four years building as the be. Still confide the reapproved because of being oceanfront with a tropical storm hurricane the buildings that beat up so every forty years there is a certification. They started a renovation from the roof so for several weeks and next building a crane was position and a crane was bringing a lot of materiel up to the roof. So perhaps these could be the reason. It's hard to say it's beside the it's a great community Very safe nice people We are devastated. And are you the concerns for other buildings for your building. Are you affected by what happened while. Yes that are concern. Because now we are reevaluating secreterial. Yeah so these building as the checked and assess the for any banner. Junior has reevaluated. Also how we recertify building and do you have water and electricity understands then cut up in some places now now also side is three city The what's for can barely work as we have just deeper water so there is a non recently and then they genetic that not working. It's just extraordinary so tragic and I'm i'm hoping that there are more people who are safe from those numbers Fiorella and i appreciate that you'd speak with us. Thank you thank you bye-bye fiorella. Tae renzo leaves one building away from the collapsed condo. she spoke to.
As It Happens from CBC Radio
"tropical storm hurricane" Discussed on As It Happens from CBC Radio
"Rescue workers in surf side. Florida are digging through piles of rubble still hoping to find survivors this morning. Part of a twelve storey condo building came tumbling down as we go to air. One person is dead. At least ten have been hospitalized in more than ninety are unaccounted for. Authorities are trying to figure out what caused the building to collapse. Fiorella day renzo lives. Just one building away from the collapsed condos. We reached her in surf. Side florida fiorella. Can you describe the amount of damage you can see around that building riddick. Assistant i would say that. The house of the building collapsed. And is i speak. You're cutting through the concrete ter- fortunately the other half of the building that is still standing as the not stable so most likely he will have to be turned down. When did you. I know something was going on. What was your first alert last night around. The probably one o'clock is a stranger loud sound thundering like kept going and then assam mechanica binding sound the strange sound. I never day woke me up. And i went to the bicorni a because it wasn't a thundering the lightning but from the balcony. I could see the debris in so. I went downstairs and on the one thing i wanted to see. What did you see that point. At first i saw the side of the building is still standing facing collins avenue which is a major avenue parallel to the beach from north and south ninety beach so the understand the were wars the rumbling sound on many when i crossed this three. That's when you saw too and you could see the concrete that the biker needed rapes bed. The steel they are bunk bad of children. It was also full moon night of so you could see clearly the disasters the situation any idea how many how many how many units how many people live there. Yeah i actually conquered on my own. Ah using matha of the building because of the three the three power three jumping power have the same layout. I counted them navy. Wrong guy prompted the seventy two unit collapsed. Admit time you arrived. What was the situation for. Emergency crews responding when i want to announce there were already Police car already firefighter. The woulda walking the perimeter of the building. They were assessing It was very rapid response to Within an hour the were line off. Ambulance spread out across the street to the other block so was a very rapid response because of the severity the gravity of diesel collapse. And could you see them. Recovering people from the rubble now was able to see the stretcher. Our medical running into the building but between the dust that this settling the people the lie to i could not see any rescue. But i didn't see also any one bring brought back ghannam gallons and that the macneil worry quite a lot of. Did you know anyone that lived in that building. Actually i do. I have a friend and He leaves on the side the face calling so he didn't collapse but it takes a photo of the calway of the cali door because he tried to. You know. walk downstairs. But the corridor collapsed the You can see the ceiling kidding and the hallway leaning at an angle like falling down radio. Perform down so he was rescued. The to the balconies of is on schulkin put buildings. Don't fall down right especially ones that are. This is not real. This is the only in the eighties. It was built. So what. what are you hearing. What are the theories as to what happened while the jury. I heard the the one that sounds good to me. Solid is innovation every year. So it building as the be the reapproved because of being oceanfront with a tropical storm hurricane the buildings get the beat upper. So every forty years that he's a certification. They started renovation from the roof so for several weeks next. The building a crane was position and the crane was bringing a lot the material up to the roof. So perhaps these could be be a reason. It's hard to say talk to save but suicide. It's a great community of very say some very nice people We are devastated. And are you The concerns for other buildings for your building by what happened while yes that are concerned because now we are reevaluating. You'll yeah so these building as the be checked and assess the for any damage has be reevaluated. Also how we recertify building and do you have water and electricity understands then cut off in some places m now now also side is electric. Three city The what's palmful can barely workers. We have just little deeper water. So that he's a non recently and then they generated is not working. It's just extraordinary so tragic and I'm i'm hoping that there are more people who are safe from those numbers fiorella and i appreciate the to speak with us. Thank you thank you. Bye-bye fiorella terenzi leaves one building away from.