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- Nearly 100K told to evacuate in Northeast as remnants of Lee drop rain on flood-weary areas
- White House puts Irene's federal cost at $1.5 billion
- President Obama surveys flood-stricken New Jersey
- Some Vermont residents living 'hour to hour' after Irene
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- Hurricane Milton tracker: Tampa Bay in path of “ferocious” stormSusana Ortiz fills out sand bags on the beach at the Davis Islands Yacht Basin as she prepares for the arrival of Hurricane Milton, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2024, in Tampa, Fla. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez) Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall on the west coast of Florida late today, striking the Tampa Bay area.
- God and Hurricane Helene • Denison ForumInnocent suffering is the most difficult issue Christianity must face. We believe that God is all-knowing, all-powerful, and all-loving. As a result, he knew about the hurricane before it struck; he is powerful enough to have stopped its advance; and he is loving enough to want to do so, or so we would think.
- Rescuers respond to Hurricane Milton devastationRescue crews are wading through heavy flooding caused by Hurricane Milton, looking for people trapped in houses, cars, and other structures. Studies show that religious people are far more likely than others to join in such efforts. Why are Christians so motivated to help in times of need? Today we discuss how serving a loving God helps us serve others and three practical steps we can take to ...
- Hurricane Beryl’s destruction and President Biden’s futureHurricane Beryl came through my area yesterday, dropping nearly five inches of rain and causing high wind gusts. It was much worse elsewhere—the earliest Category 4 and Category 5 hurricane on record killed at least three people and knocked out power to nearly three million homes and businesses in Texas after devastating islands in the Caribbean.
- Father walks through Helene debris to attend daughter’s weddingDavid Jones walked through Hurricane Helene’s devastation to get to his daughter’s wedding in Johnson City, Tennessee, last Saturday. A two-hour drive from South Carolina turned into a seven-hour drive and almost six more hours on foot through mud and flood. David carried a reflective stake to avoid being hit and he made it just in time. At the reception he presented the reflector to the ...
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