I want to thank everyone who was willing to assist with Hurricane Earl. Fortunately, very little damage was sustained and reports from the area indicate no need for an organized response. Items that were collected for Hurricane Earl will be held and used for the next storm. - Bill Bradley, Executive Director
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2010 Hurricane Season Forecasted to Be Active - Hurricane season officially begins June 1. The White House has proclaimed May 23 –May 30 as “Hurricane Preparedness Week” in an effort to warn residents of hurricane prone areas to get prepared. Weather officials throughout the country generally agree that a lull in the El Nino conditions which will typically dissipate by mid-summer, will allow the tropical Atlantic sea surface temperatures to rise and persist producing an abundance of fuel and energy for hurricane formation and persistence in the Atlantic. Hearts With Hands™ Executive Director, Bill Bradley stated, “We want to warn our residents that although we are not in a coastal area, we can still be diversely affected by hurricanes as we witnessed in 2004 with Hurricane Ivan. Everyone should have a disaster kit with food, water, and supplies to sustain them for a minimum of three days where they may not have electricity, food, and water.” For more information about preparation, contact Hearts With Hands™ or go to the website, heartswithhands.org.
2010 Hurricane Season Forecasted to Be Active - Hurricane season officially begins June 1. The White House has proclaimed May 23 –May 30 as “Hurricane Preparedness Week” in an effort to warn residents of hurricane prone areas to get prepared. Weather officials throughout the country generally agree that a lull in the El Nino conditions which will typically dissipate by mid-summer, will allow the tropical Atlantic sea surface temperatures to rise and persist producing an abundance of fuel and energy for hurricane formation and persistence in the Atlantic. Hearts With Hands™ Executive Director, Bill Bradley stated, “We want to warn our residents that although we are not in a coastal area, we can still be diversely affected by hurricanes as we witnessed in 2004 with Hurricane Ivan. Everyone should have a disaster kit with food, water, and supplies to sustain them for a minimum of three days where they may not have electricity, food, and water.” For more information about preparation, contact Hearts With Hands™ or go to the website, heartswithhands.org.