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TV meteorologist says he can’t accurately predict the weather because of federal cuts
A Florida meteorologist is sounding a different type of alarm just in time for hurricane season. On Tuesday night, NBC-6 weatherman John Morales issued a striking warning for viewers saying that he can no longer accurately predict the weather because of cuts to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
Hillsborough County approved a draft plan to use upward of $700 million in hurricane recovery grant funding. Why it matters: ...
At least 70% of the funding must be directed toward low- and moderate-income communities, as required by federal guidelines.
President Donald Trump approved millions of dollars in assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for Virginia, ...
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Local governments might have to play a bigger role in leading relief and recovery efforts during this year’s hurricane season.
More than $85 million in federal funds will soon be used to improve Orange County communities hard hit by Hurricane Ian.
The 2025 hurricane season, which spans from June through November, has been forecasted by researchers at Colorado State ...
A major hurricane could shut down one of the country’s largest energy and petrochemical hubs. But a decadeslong effort to ...
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