How do you take your pets with you when evacuating a hurricane, wildfire, or other natural disaster? Pets can be disaster victims along with people. You start by planning ahead, experts say.

Unusually warm temperatures and gusty winds can lead to ideal wildfire conditions. Now is the time to prep your property with ...

Mapping the trends in recent years gives us an idea of where disasters have the tendency to strike. In 2018, it is estimated that natural disasters cost the nation almost $100 billion and took ...

An Air India flight bound for London crashed just minutes after takeoff near Ahmedabad’s Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, killing more than 241 people on board, with only one survivor.

A map by John Nelson that highlights America’s Tornado Alley which can be seen in bright light blue. The map depicts all the tornados that has hit the US since 1950. (John Nelson ) Mother Nat… ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency does record forwarding addresses for natural disaster victims who receive aid. But those records omit the homeless, undocumented immigrants, and many people ...

Between 1992 and 1999, FEMA spent an average of $4 billion 2022 inflation-adjusted dollars annually on disaster aid. Even excluding outlier years following massive disasters like 2005’s ...

After disasters, people with disabilities are more likely to be displaced, more likely to never return home and more likely to receive scam offers, Census Bureau data shows.

In 1980 losses from three US natural disasters—a drought, a flood and a hurricane—topped $1 billion each (in 2023 dollars). Last year there were 18 $1 billion-plus events across the country ...

Asian Tsunami Disaster – Learn more about the greatest natural disaster in living memory in our comprehensive special report . Watch a US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA ...

According to new data, all but 22 of Virginia Beach’s 14,000 homes are in a situation where natural disasters could affect their insurance coverage. L. Todd Spencer / Tribune News Service via ...

As temperatures continue to rise, climate-related natural disasters are becoming more frequent. There appears to be a technical issue with your browser.