Hurricane Harvey

Legal Strategies and Tips to Help You Recover in the Aftermath of Hurricane Harvey Do not delay filing a claim with your insurance company The Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) recommends that you initiate the insurance claim process as soon as possible by calling your insurance agent to report any property damage. While it may take a long time to discover the full extent of the damage caused to your property, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), an other insurance companies, will allow

Hurricane Harvey Hurricane Harvey was a catastrophic tornado in the U. S it hit texas and killed 70 people but it was tremendous. Many reports about the hurricane included fatality death and destruction. On the date August 28, 2017 the state of Texas was hit with category five hurricanes the took the lives of many and left thousands without power and homes. A Texas mom died Tuesday while saving her daughter during Hurricane Harvey flooding in Beaumont, Texas, according to authorities. Beaumont

Black Celebrities Help the Victims of Hurricane Harvey Photo Credit: Miami In the recent tragedy and aftermath of Hurricane Harvey in Houston, Texas, a number of black celebrities are giving out a helping hand to the victims. Based on reports, the death count is already 13. According to Texas Governor, Greg Abbott, the hurricane is one of the biggest disasters the country has ever experienced. Houston’s police chief, Art Acevedo, also expresses his concern and that he is worried about the possible

Times, Sheila Kaplan and Jacky Healy, explains how Hurricane Harvey has left many contamination in the water. To begin with, it is not clear how far the toxic waters have spread and many treatment plants have died by cause of the contamination of the water. That’s not it many people have been infected by the contamination, which have harmed them in a sort of way. Also, many people aren’t able to return home because of the destruction of Hurricane Harvey. People aren’t able to be in their homes because

Hurricane Harvey was a dramatic disaster because it was a category 4 storm that hit Texas and went through Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Kentucky. It had wind speeds up to 130 mph. This dangerous storm began on August 17,2017 and ended on September 3, 2017. The cost of the damages was about 200 billion dollars. On top of all the damages 19 trillion gallons of water were dumped in Texas, causing widespread, catastrophic flooding. The total fatalities were 77 people. This disaster changed

Hurricane Harvey “Hi this is Sage Woodard with 9 news and I am In the middle of Hurricane Harvey. This hurricane is just hitting landfall and who know the destruction of this monstrous storm can tear up. Many tears fill my eyes as I see this horrible sight, there are so many struggling people and animals and yet there are brave souls that are willing to help those in need. The storms, heavy rains are coming down like a lot of tiny, taring, little needles. The winds are so fast that it is faster

Please accept our profound gratitude once again for your gift of $30,000 for our Hurricane Harvey rescue, relief and recovery efforts. Hurricane Harvey had a profound impact on the animals and people of our region. Our efforts to meet those needs continue today. Your kindness and generosity gave us the chance to help so many, therefore we wanted to provide you with the latest information and updates on our lifesaving work. Immediately after the storm struck, the Houston SPCA’s highly-trained water

Within this article, it talks about the disaster that can with these floodwaters from Hurricane Harvey. Harvey occurred on August 31- September 1, 2017. Hurricane Harvey flooded many parts of Texas and Louisiana for over six days. Harvey dropped forty to sixty-one inches of rain in southeast Texas and southwest Louisiana. Harvey broke the record when it can to the U.S. tropical cyclone rain records. With this storm many were forced to find higher grounds due to the larger amount to rain. Days after

Hurricane Harvey effected all of us. Whether you live in New York or downtown Houston, it hit us all. Hurricane Harvey was one of the few storms to strike American to the core. All of the country public support was very prevalent from the beginning. Food, clothing, water, money, and general happiness; Americans all over the world gave back to those who were effected by theses monstrous storms. Unfortunately, the rural areas, like mine, could not get the help we so desperately needed. After several

As our city grieves in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, a category four hurricane that hit Houston as a tropical storm, our nation is left battling economic and social concerns that will impact the future of both Texas and America as a whole. As many areas of Houston are transitioning from relief to rebuilding, our politicians and local leaders need to take hard look at the best path moving forward. Despite tensions between Texan politicians and the national government, it is to our benefit that we