Hurricane

This page collects the 21 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Hurricane”. Coverage spans bills, public meetings, and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Weather, Emergency Management, and Public Safety.

1. Thu, Aug 271 item
   1. National Hurricane Center monitors Invest 96L for potential tropical storm developmentThe National Hurricane Center has assigned a 90% probability that the tropical disturbance Invest 96L will develop into a tropical depression or storm. The system is expected to remain weak and short-Miami-Dade
2. Thu, Aug 201 item
   1. Atlantic hurricane activity expected to remain quiet until late next week as Hawaii monitors new tropical threatForecasters report that the Atlantic will remain calm until at least late next week, when a strong tropical wave is expected to emerge around August 25-26. Meanwhile, Hawaii is monitoring Invest 90E, Miami-Dade
3. Mon, Aug 171 item
   1. Hurricane Lala brings extreme rainfall and high winds to HawaiiHurricane Lala caused significant flooding across Hawaii over the weekend, with rainfall totals exceeding 3 feet in windward mountain areas. The storm produced wind gusts between 70 and 90 mph as it pMiami-Dade
4. Mon, Aug 101 item
   1. National Hurricane Center adds deep tropical Atlantic area to 7-day development outlookThe National Hurricane Center has officially included a specific area of the deep tropical Atlantic in its 7-day weather development outlook. This update follows ongoing monitoring of atmospheric modeMiami-Dade
5. Tue, Aug 41 item
   1. News report identifies post-hurricane recovery as a high-risk period for FloridiansThis report highlights that the danger to residents persists after hurricane winds subside, identifying the recovery phase as a period of significant hazard. It emphasizes that the aftermath of a storHillsborough2 reports
6. Thu, Jul 301 item
   1. How Hurricane Hunter Aircraft Improve Storm Forecasts and Future Funding PlansNew research confirms that data collected by hurricane hunter aircraft significantly improves inland rainfall and track forecasts, saving an estimated $25 million per storm in evacuation costs. In resUnited States
7. Tue, Sep 271 item
   1. Emergency City Council Meeting: Hurricane Ian ResponseThe Riviera Beach City Council is holding an emergency meeting to address the approach of Hurricane Ian. The primary agenda item is a resolution to declare a state of local emergency, which would granRiviera Beach

1. 01Leslie Hudsonperson2 mentions
2. 02Ivanother2 mentions
3. 03Floridaplace2 mentions
4. 04Francesother2 mentions
5. 05Lalaother2 mentions
6. 06Charleyother2 mentions
7. 07Hurricane Ianother2 mentions
8. 08National Hurricane Centerorganization2 mentions
9. 09Jeanneother2 mentions
10. 10Hurricane Lalaother1 mentions