Economy means more help needed to flee hurricanes
The News Review:
- Economy means more help needed to flee hurricanes
- Dolores weakens to storm remnant in Pacific
- Hurricane Carlos strengthens far off Mexico coast
Economy means more help needed to flee hurricanes
The Associated Press
More storm shelters. A guide to doing hurricane preparation on a budget. Because of the recession the nation’s coastal communities are preparing to help more people evacuate if a hurricane approaches especially residents who cannot afford to escape on their own. “The way the economy is nobody is able to just pick up and leave” said Bryant St. Amant a 39-year-old oysterman in Bayou La Batre on the Alabama coast. “You’ve got to put gas in the car and stock up on supplies.
Dolores weakens to storm remnant in Pacific
The Associated Press
Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center in Miami said Thursday night that Dolores was about 940 miles west-southwest of the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja California. Maximum winds were at about 30 mph with higher gusts. Copyright © 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
Hurricane Carlos strengthens far off Mexico coast
The Associated Press
Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center in Miami Tuesday said the storm’s winds had increased to near 100 mph. Some strengthening is possible in the next day.
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