Cotulla flood updates: La Salle County shelter-in-place guidance through Wed
Nueces River flooding risk remains elevated for Cotulla. Here’s the latest NWS timing plus La Salle County shelter-in-place and road-area guidance.
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Austin and Travis County disaster declarations: what the latest flood emergency moves mean for residents
Austin and Travis County issued flood disaster declarations and a waterways ban through 5 p.m. Tuesday, July 21. What residents should do now.
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Nashville heat services & advisories: what to do this week
NWS heat advisory is in effect for Davidson County from 10 a.m. Monday to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Here’s Metro’s heat-patrol and shelter guidance.
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Honolulu’s tsunami after-action report is out—what the city’s findings say about evacuations and communications
Honolulu DEM’s new tsunami after-action report grades the city’s response to the July 29, 2025 warning—where evacuations and alerts worked, and where they didn’t.
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West Warwick’s Hazard Mitigation Plan annual report meeting: what residents can learn
West Warwick RI: A July 8, 2026 informational meeting reviewed the Hazard Mitigation Plan’s goals, project status, and possible additional mitigation work.
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Boyle Heights fire recovery: LADOT paused DASH/Cityride fares and added buses
After the June 17 Boyle Heights warehouse fire, LADOT paused DASH and Cityride fares in the neighborhood, added buses, and kept the Community Resource Center open through July 17.
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Blair County disaster declaration after Tyrone flooding: report & resources
Blair County issued a disaster declaration for Tyrone Borough and Snyder Township after July 5–6 flooding. Here’s how to report damage and get help.
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Randolph residents: Heat Advisory runs Wednesday, July 15—where to cool off
A Heat Advisory runs 10 AM–8 PM Wednesday, July 15 in Morris County. Start with Randolph’s library and Town Hall lobby—then use county cooling centers.
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Log Road Fire near Crawford reaches 100% containment: what to watch next
Log Road Fire near Crawford is now reported 100% contained, after NEMA said it was 81% contained on July 4. Here’s what to watch next locally.
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Moyock storm snapped poles, knocked out power, slowed NC 168 traffic
A June 23 storm in Moyock knocked down poles and lines, left thousands without power, slowed NC 168 traffic, and led to an overnight rebuild.
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Boyle Heights Lineage fire cleanup: smoke guidance, health clinics
Los Angeles CA — As recovery shifts to cleanup and monitoring, the City’s July 3 updates say smoke-health precautions remain in place for nearby residents.
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Tulsa flood watch update: 4500 S Sheridan closure, “turn around, don’t drown”
Tulsa — City warns flood watch is in effect through this afternoon and lists 4500 S Sheridan Ave closed. “Turn around, don’t drown.” Plan alternate routes.
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Fairbanks borough hazard plan comment period is still open
Residents can still weigh in on the borough’s updated hazard mitigation plan, which covers wildfire, flood, seismic and permafrost risks.
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Princeton drivers faced Route 40 flooding as June storms hit Bureau County
Princeton IL – Flooding briefly closed Route 40 between Route 6 and I-80 on June 7, showing how fast storms can disrupt local travel and deliveries.
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Irvine opens comment period on 2026 hazard mitigation draft
Irvine residents and businesses have until June 24 to comment on the city’s 2026 hazard mitigation draft, which affects resilience planning and FEMA eligibility.
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Fairbanks borough seeks comments on hazard plan before June 28
Public comment on Fairbanks North Star Borough’s hazard mitigation plan is open through June 28, with wildfire, flood and infrastructure risks in view.
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Wellington hurricane expo is set for May 2 at Mall at Wellington Green
Wellington’s free Hurricane & Severe Weather Expo is scheduled for May 2 at the Mall at Wellington Green, with preparedness tips, exhibitors, and a raffle.
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St. Louis manually checked every tornado siren this week. Here’s what changed after last year’s warning failure
St. Louis MO – A citywide siren test put firefighters at all 60 warning sites as St. Louis tries to prove its storm alert system works differently now.
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Philadelphia’s flood insurance discount is now in effect: who qualifies and what to check on your policy
Philadelphia PA – Eligible National Flood Insurance Program policies written or renewed on or after April 1 now get a 15% discount. Here is who should check.