Long Island Homeowners Face Hurricane Season Amidst FEMA Funding Concerns
CBS New YorkJune 7, 20252 min1,193 views
9 connectionsΒ·14 entities in this videoβHurricane Season Forecasts
- π― NOAA predicts a 60% chance of an above-normal hurricane season, forecasting up to 19 named storms.
- β οΈ This includes up to 10 hurricanes, with a possibility of five major hurricanes.
Homeowner Concerns and FEMA Cuts
- π Long Island homeowners, particularly in flood-prone areas like Mastic Beach, are worried about recent federal cuts to FEMA funding.
- β³ Many residents are in a waiting stage for appeals and applications to raise their homes, fearing delays could impact their safety.
- β There are concerns about whether these cuts will affect the nation's ability to forecast, track, and respond to hurricanes effectively.
Community Preparedness and Response
- π€ Utilities and emergency management agencies are working together, with the American Red Cross holding informational sessions.
- volunteer efforts are underway to remind residents to prepare themselves, their families, and pets.
- β οΈ The Red Cross emphasizes the importance of identifying and assisting vulnerable neighbors during emergencies.
Storm Naming Conventions
- π The practice of using the Greek alphabet for storm names has been discontinued.
- π Future storms beyond the initial list will now use a new set of names, starting again from the letter 'A'.
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