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Hurricane season raises flood risks, exposes insurance limits
Hurricane season is underway and runs through Nov. 30. Preparation is key for Georgia residents when it comes to understanding what homeowners insurance will and won't cover. Inland cities like Augusta and Athens are far from the coast, but tropical systems can bring heavy rain, flash flooding, downed trees and prolonged power outages, experts say. Hurricane preparation matters Hurricane season 2026 outlook, El Niño impact and how to prepare Warmer ocean temperatures linked to human-caused climate change are contributing to stronger storms, heavier rainfall, and increased storm surge when hurricanes make landfall, according to experts with NASA. Warmer oceans fuel storms Evaporation intensifies as temperatures rise, and so does the transfer of heat from the oceans to the air, according to the Environmental Defense Fund. As storms travel across warm oceans, they pull in more water vapor and heat, adding energy to the system. That means heavier rainfall, stronger winds, and more flooding when the storms reach land. Homeowners across the South For homeowners across the South, flood recovery often comes with unexpected expenses, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Even when property owners have flood insurance through FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program, several common costs may fall outside
WJBF
Hurricane Helene recovery still going strong in the Augusta area
AUGUSTA, Ga (WJBF) Former Augusta Mayor Deke Copenhaver is our guest on The Means Report. He is leading the way on cleanup and repairs from Hurricane Helene. It’s been nearly 2-years since the devastating storm hit our area. There is still so much work to be done and so many people who need assistance. Faith-based […]
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Hurricane Helene recovery still going strong in the Augusta area
AUGUSTA, Ga (WJBF) Former Augusta Mayor Deke Copenhaver is our guest on The Means Report. He is leading the way on cleanup and repairs from Hurricane Helene. It's been nearly 2-years since the devastating storm hit our area. There is still so much work to be done and so many people who need assistance. Faith-based groups are sending workers from all over the country to help. Watch our interview and find out how you can be a part of this movement.
The Augusta Chronicle
Hurricane season raises flood risks, exposes insurance limits
Hurricane season is underway and runs through Nov. 30. Preparation is key for Georgia residents when it comes to understanding what homeowners insurance will and won't cover. Inland cities like Augusta and Athens are far from the coast, but tropical systems can bring heavy rain, flash flooding, downed trees and prolonged power outages, experts say. Hurricane preparation matters Hurricane season 2026 outlook, El Niño impact and how to prepare Warmer ocean temperatures linked to human-caused climate change are contributing to stronger storms, heavier rainfall, and increased storm surge when hurricanes make landfall, according to experts with NASA. Warmer oceans fuel storms Evaporation intensifies as temperatures rise, and so does the transfer of heat from the oceans to the air, according to the Environmental Defense Fund. As storms travel across warm oceans, they pull in more water vapor and heat, adding energy to the system. That means heavier rainfall, stronger winds, and more flooding when the storms reach land. Homeowners across the South For homeowners across the South, flood recovery often comes with unexpected expenses, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Even when property owners have flood insurance through FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program, several common costs may fall outside
WRDW
First Alert Forecast - Hit or miss storms this afternoon, heat cranking up later this week
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Tuesday Forecast calls for more rain & storms
Tuesday Forecast: We begin Tuesday with a mostly cloudy sky, a few light showers, and temps are in the low 70s. Look for Isolated to widely scattered showers and storms possible. again today before chances become more spotty Wednesday. A more typical summer weather pattern begins Thursday through the weekend...
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Augusta EMA shares resources, safety tips ahead of more rain
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) — After last week’s round of severe weather, many people across the CSRA are keeping a close eye on the forecast. While most of the area is expected to see mainly rain and a few pop-up thunderstorms, Emanuel County could receive up to three inches of rain, creating the possibility of flash […]
WRDW
First Alert Forecast - Flash flood concerns heading into this evening/tonight
WRDW-TV
Thunderstorm downs trees, causes other problems in CSRA
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - A thunderstorm blew through the CSRA Friday afternoon, causing power outages and knocking down trees. Around 3:20 p.m., trees and power lines were down in Lincolnton. About 1,000 customers lost power. Around 4:50 p.m., thunderstorm wind damage was reported in the North Augusta and Clearwater areas....
WRDW-TV
First Alert Forecast l More Storms Tuesday, Lower Flood Risk
AUGUSTA, GA — (WRDW/WAGT) Another wet afternoon and evening for Tuesday, but it should be lower in coverage, dropping to a 1/4 flood risk. Never drive through flooded roads — turn around and find an alternate route. Move to higher ground immediately if you’re in a flood-prone area...
WJBF
Strong to Severe Summer Storms Expected Again Today
Your Saturday Morning Update: We start off your Saturday morning nice and mild with temperatures in the mid 70s, expected to climb into the 80s by 10 am. Spotty cloud cover across the CSRA with no visibility issues. This afternoon, high temperatures expected to rise to 95°. With plenty of moisture around and high temperatures, […]
WJBF.com
Wet weekend ahead; severe storms possible
Friday evening update: It has been a very busy end to the work week with severe storms rolling through the area. Tree and power line damage was reported from a microburst in the Augusta area. We expect things to quiet down after sunset with the loss of daytime heating, however we can’t rule out a few showers or rumbles of thunder overnight.
WJBF
The heat sparks too hot or too cold debate
NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. (WJBF) – What can you say about this weather? “Very hot,” said Phil Wahl with a laugh. But this is not a laughing matter with some feeling like this heat needs a few choice words. “I may have known to do that from time to time,” said Chip Melton. When it gets […]
WJBF
Severe storms leave thousands without power across the CSRA
WIS
We're not out of the woods, more storms are moving through the Midlands this evening