Hanna gone, leaves minimal damage in its wake Providence Journal, RI -1 hour ago Leitao, who was out until 5 am dealing with storm damage, said Pawtucket bore the brunt of the storm between 11 pm and 2 pm “For about two or three hours, ...

Sussex escapes major storm damage The News Journal, DE -18 hours ago Sussex County escaped major storm damage, with scattered power outages and downed tree limbs the worst reported problems. "We have been very fortunate today ...

Gustav -A Cat 1 hurricane at last report Hanna is now a Cat 1 Hurricane and the 5 day cone shows it impacting the east cost as a hurricane after Friday of this week. TD Nine - The 5 day cone shows this storm becoming a Hurricane on Thursday.

"Less than 30 percent of single-family homeowners -- about 185,000 homes -- in Brevard have flood insurance, according to the latest figures available from the Insurance Information Institute, a nonprofit group that represents the insurance industry. Statewide, fewer homeowners have flood insurance than they did last year, as some have opted to not buy it to save money, said institute spokeswoman Lynne McChristian" (source: Florida Today)

At 8:00 a.m. EDT on August 5, Tropical Storm Edouard made landfall on the upper Texas coast about halfway between High Island and Sabine Pass. Winds as high as 65 mph and as much as six inches of precipitation has caused flash flooding, road closures, and power outages in southeast Texas and Louisiana. As of 5:00 a.m. EDT August 6, Edouard had weakened to a Tropical Depression (TD), and was located 30 miles west-northwest of Waco, TX and 30 miles north of College Station, TX moving toward the northwest near 15 mph. Maximum sustained winds were near 10 mph. The potential for flooding rains will extend primarily over southwest Louisiana and central and southeast Texas. Also, isolated tornadoes may occur in this area as the center of Edouard takes a more northwesterly track. Approximately 14,000 customers were without power in southeast Texas as of 7:00 p.m. EDT Tuesday - down from a peak of over 30,000 customers without power. All power in Louisiana has been restored from a peak of 1,552 customers without power. The Texas State Operations Center (SOC) released its ESFs, but continues to monitor the possibility of flash flooding. The Louisiana State Emergency Operations Center has closed operations. .....