Hurricane Season

Hurricane Season starts June 1

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PEARL, Miss. (MEMA) – The Atlantic  officially starts June 1 and runs through November 30.

The NOAA Climate Prediction Center predicts above-average hurricane activity this year, predicting 14-21 named storms. The urges residents to prepare for the season ahead.

“Being prepared can be life-saving in the wake of a hurricane or tropical storm,” said MEMA…

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Updated Hurricane Zeta Preliminary Damage Reports

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Hurricane Zeta Storm Damage

[Source: Mississippi Emergency Management Agency]

The continues to work with our local county EMA directors to assess the damage. MEMA is now reporting a total of two deaths in from Hurricane Zeta which made landfall, Wednesday, October 28, 2020.

The following are deaths and injuries were reported to the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency:

  • Harrison: 2 Deceased, 49 Injured
  • Jackson: 9 Injured
  • Perry: 1 Injured
  • Hancock: 17 Injured
  • George: 1 Injured

Continue reading on MSEMA.ORG…

Here is an .ORG “Hurricane Zeta: Damage Report Numbers” video, from YouTube:

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Flood Waters Soak Casinos on Mississippi Gulf Coast During Hurricane Zeta

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Hurricane Zeta Biloxi Casino Flooding

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along the Mississippi Gulf Coast were damaged in the strong wind and floodwaters that accompanied Hurricane Zeta, as the fast-moving storm ripped through the state on Wednesday.

The parking garage at the Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino in , Mississippi, seen here, was swamped with water in Hurricane Zeta’s wake on Wednesday. Severe this year has had an economic impact on Gulf Coast casinos. (Image: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

In Biloxi, the parking garages at the Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino and Hard Rock Hotel and Casino were flooded in a storm surge that swamped the area, according to NBC News. Videos posted on social media sites showed wind damage at both properties.

Continue reading on Casino.org.

This video from the Sun Herald’s YouTube channel contains footage of casino :

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Hurricane Sally Spares a Mississippi Alligator Ranch

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Hurricane Sally Spares Mississippi Alligator Farm

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As rain and wind from Sally started reaching the Gulf Coast, the manager of a Mississippi alligator ranch was just hoping he wouldn’t have to deal with a repeat of what happened during Hurricane .

Continue reading on msbusiness.com.

 

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Pascagoula family watching Hurricane Sally flooding in low-lying neighborhood

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Hurricane Sally Pascagoula Flooding

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Harrison County EOC team works around the clock to track Hurricane Sally

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[Source: Sun Herald YouTube channel]

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Biloxi – Be Prepared – Hurricane Sally

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Biloxi Police Department Preparing for Hurricane Sally

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Biloxi Police Department Prepares for Hurricane Sally

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The Department has plans in place, making sure residents are staying safe during the storm.

There is equipment such as cones, barricades, boats, and high water trucks available for use to help residents in the area.


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The Complete Katrina Experience

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Hurricane Katrina Snapshots

[Source: City of Biloxi YouTube Channel]

The video offers just a taste of what you’ll find in the commemorative photo album and DVD set, which can be purchased on the Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art website:


We encourage you to check out more of the content on the City of Biloxi YouTube Channel.

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PREPARING FOR HURRICANE SEASON AMID COVID-19 PANDEMIC

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Thursday morning, Governor Tate Reeves held a press conference about hurricane preparedness at the Ground Zero Museum in Waveland.

Almost 15 years ago, Hurricane tore through the Gulf Coast. Katrina was one of the most costly natural disasters of all-time.


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