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Massive 'Inland Ocean' in Mozambique From Tropical Cyclone Idai Seen Before-and-After Satellite Imagery
At a Glance Mozambique is experiencing massive flooding in the wake of Tropical Cyclone Idai.Satellite imagery is providing a new perspective on how widespread the flooding has become. New satellite imagery is giving us a look at the scope of a massive flood, , that has developed in Mozambique following the landfall of Tropical Cyclone Idai late last week. Hundreds of people have died as a result of the cyclone and its flooding across Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi, and officials...
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Historic Midwest Flooding Likely to Cost at Least $1.3 Billion in Nebraska Alone; Missouri Towns Ordered to Evacuate
At a Glance A new round of evacuations were ordered Wednesday in Missouri.Nebraska flooding damage is estimated to be more than $1.3 billion.The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said 200 miles of levees were compromised in four states.Historic flood levels have been recorded at 42 locations in six states. Even as new evacuations were ordered Wednesday, officials are already beginning to tally up the damage from the historic flooding that has devastated the Midwest, which is likely to be in...
Wintry Weather in Virginia Mountains Disables Dozens of Vehicles
At a Glance A state trooper says 50 to 75 vehicles were stuck on U.S. 33 north of Charlottesville, Virginia.A few crashes were reported, but there were no injuries.The highway was closed for more than four hours. Ice and snow left dozens of vehicles stuck or disabled Thursday afternoon on a highway north of Charlottesville, Virginia. U.S. 33 was closed for more than four hours beginning about 1 p.m. at the Greene/Rockingham county line to Dyke Road in Stanardsville, the...
FEMA Releases Personal Data, Bank Information of 2.3 Million Disaster Victims
At a Glance FEMA released disaster victims' personal information to a contractor.The victims may now be at risk for identity fraud and theft. The Federal Emergency Management Agency wrongly released the personal information of 2.3 million survivors of hurricanes and wildfires in 2017 to a contractor, which could expose the victims to identity fraud and theft, a government watchdog said Friday. The Homeland Security Department's Office of Inspector General found the breach occurred when FEMA was working with a contractor...
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