Disaster Recovery News

As storms move east along Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana, people from Mississippi are bracing themselves for the severe weather that is predicted to arrive on Wednesday evening. The turbulence is expected to last through Friday and can bring hail, strong winds, and possibly even tornadoes. This is warning is getting special attention after tornadoes just devastated parts of Nebraska.

Every person, business, and household should be prepared for the worst when it comes to damaging storms. Learn how to develop an emergency plan and disaster kit.

The recovery process after disaster can be long and tedious. Let a disaster recovery specialist assist you with your business and home to help you get back on your feet as soon as possible. More on disaster recovery services.

As a storm exists the western part of the U.S., the states in the Rockies and central states brace to be hit on Monday. Read the full report from The Weather Channel here.

Two to three feet of snow is expected over the mountain ranges as eastern Colorado and New Mexico brace for severe thunderstorms. Hail and strong winds could even be seen in these areas.

The pressure created by the storm could produce Santa Ana winds in California that will make the fire danger even more high. The humidity levels are expected to be very low in the mountain passes, valleys and canyons.

Those in the western states will experience temperatures that are 10-30 degrees lower than average.

Many recovery services will be on call during the week as many states prepare for wet weather, high winds, and potential fires.

More on how disaster recovery services can help you.

More on business continuity after a strong storm.

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