- Wild Weather.
Did you know that it is hurricane season? Hurricanes are giant storms. Sometimes hurricanes can be dangerous. Hurricanes usually happen between June and November. Hurricanes begin over oceans. Sometimes hurricanes stay over oceans. Other times, they move onto land. Hurricanes ......
- Kevin Millard.
Kevin Millard, owner at Hurricane Glass Shield, says, "Even though Florida isn't a state where March 'comes in like a lion,' by the time April showers roll in, we're just 60 days away from our hurricane season. Millard says that ......
- Finding Shelter from the Storm.
State legislators worked to protect residents from the ill winds of spring this tornado season, and are now preparing for hurricane season this fall. A major part of the effort is finding incentives for people to create safe rooms--concrete and ......
- Wind or fury?
"The Wind and the Fury" (SN: 9/17/05, p. 184) states, "In 2004, Florida suffered its worst hurricane season in 118 years, with nine hurricanes, five of which were classified as major." While it's true that 9 of the 15 named ......
- PROPERTY.
Back To Basics With the heart of hurricane season bearing down on us, some insurance and risk management professionals are starting to worry once again about handling the temporary and very local inflation that follows natural catastrophes. When a hurricane ......
- Mighty mice.
It's hurricane season, but don't expect that new, upgraded CAT model on which your carrier has just spent millions of dollars to tell you how much of corporate values are at risk. No one can tell you exactly. Folks aren't ......
- Under the big tent.
An evangelical church is reviving the tent revival When completed, La Carpa's 400,000-square-foot center in Cayey, Puerto Rico will be the largest fabric structure in the world, using 10 acres of fabric and holding about 55,000 people. A tent-church may ......
- A challenging climate.
The hurricane season of 2005 was one of the most devastating on record and one of the busiest. Epsilon was the 26th named storm, 13 of which were hurricanes. Hurricanes Katrina, Rita, and Wilma affected not only hundreds of thousands ......
- INCREASED HURRICANE ACTIVITY AHEAD.
Weather experts have begun making their Atlantic hurricane season predictions. While it is uncertain how far down the alphabet the storms will go, researchers at the University of Missouri-Columbia indicate that the chance to name a storm Nadine, Oscar, or ......
- Storm-displaced doctors strive to stay in practice.
In the wake of the severe hurricane season on the Gulf Coast, thousands of displaced physicians are looking for ways to keep practicing medicine. For some, this means relocating to another part of the country or holding down a temporary ......
- By the numbers: the 2005 hurricane season.
21 The 1933 record for named storms in a season. 15 The number of named storms predicted by NOAA in May 2005. 14 The highest-ever number of hurricanes (2005), 12 The former record number for hurricanes (1969). 27 The new ......
- Peddling the re-cycled life.
I should start a reinsurance company. Whatever the 2006 hurricane season brings, rates are climbing and will be, well into 2007. Premiums up, claims down; hell, a fool could make money. I am therefore perfectly qualified. Here's how it would ......
- La Nina stirs weather extremes.
The Pacific chill known as La Nina has contributed to the drought currently plaguing the Mid-Atlantic states and will whip up an unusually strong hurricane season in the Atlantic this year, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)....
- Storm-displaced physicians are trying to practice medicine.
In the wake of the severe hurricane season on the Gulf Coast, thousands of displaced physicians are looking for ways to keep practicing medicine. For some, this means relocating to another part of the country or holding down a temporary ......