Flooding Is One of America’s Deadliest Weather Hazards. These Decisions and Actions Save Lives and Property
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The episode discusses the dangers of flooding in the U.S. and how proper decisions can prevent deaths and damages.
Flooding kills more Americans each year than many storms that get far more headlines. Over 100 lives are lost annually, and most of those deaths follow the same predictable pattern. The water doesn’t surprise us. Our decisions do. Today, we’re talking about why. Flooding remains one of the deadliest weather hazards in the United States. Yet most flood deaths and some flood damages are preventable, if we take the right steps. Mentioned In This Episode: ReadyFam Preparedness App S...
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