The forecast for the upcoming hurricane season is the highest ever issued and AM radio, which plays a key role in the national Emergency Alert System, is there to help, according to this Inside Radio article. In a recent consumer report, Xperi Inc. found that AM radio, which offers emergency/weather disaster updates, community news, and more, is an indispensable part of their vehicle’s dashboard (60% agreed). AM Radio is a national asset, especially during times of natural disasters, which is why the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, which would require automakers to keep AM radio in the dashboard, is so important. https://lnkd.in/e2DmvJQF #Xperi #DTS #AMradio #automotive #connectedcars #cars DTS, Inc.
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I met with Verizon Frontline last week in Minneapolis to get a first-hand look at their mobile assets for supporting emergency responders. As hurricane season winds down, the Verizon Frontline team is gearing up in preparation for seasonal winter storms. https://lnkd.in/gFuW5QAQ Light Reading #5G
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With Florida's hurricane season expected to peak in the coming weeks, it's crucial to protect your electric vehicle infrastructure from potential damage. Miller EV Solutions offers several tips to ensure your stations and facilities remain resilient during severe weather: ➡️ Develop an emergency response plan for EV charging infrastructure, including a clear protocol for shutting down and restarting your system safely. ➡️ Implement remote monitoring via your OEM or OCPP dashboard to keep track of charging station status and any potential issues during the storm. ➡️ After the hurricane passes, give our expert team a call so we can conduct a thorough inspection of your charging infrastructure to identify any damage or malfunctions before they become costly. Our dedicated Client Service Center is here for you. Get started with Miller EV Solutions. Learn more at our blog ➡️ https://hubs.li/Q01-LWyK0 #MillerEVSolutions #MecoJax #EVSolutions #EVChargingInfrastructure #Fleet #MultiFamily #CommercialProperty #HurricaneSeason #HurricaneProof #EVHurricaneProof #Innovation #EVAdoption #SustainableLiving #EVChargers #ElectricVehicle
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Higher frequency hail events, which impact large portions of the country in a single event + persistent inflation causing claim cost to increase have eroded carrier results. The result… insurance premium increases, reduced carrier appetite, less access to insurance. As a buyer of insurance, it’s time to start thinking about how you can improve your “insurability” and be more appealing to a carrier.
Severe convective storms generated “an unprecedented amount of insured loss on par with a single major hurricane” in 2023, CoreLogic shared in a press release. The main driver of insured losses was hail. https://lnkd.in/guc-2tRv
That's Gonna Leave a Mark: Large-Hail Days Hit Two-Decade High in 2023
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Hurricane Idalia floodwaters cause Tesla to combust: What to know about flooded EV fires A Tesla combusted Wednesday in Hurricane Idalia floodwaters near Tampa, prompting officials to remind residents of the dangers of electric vehicles coming in contact with saltwater. Dunedin Fire Rescue, located in Pinellas County west of Tampa, confirmed crews responded to a fire Wednesday afternoon, hours after Hurricane Idalia blew by in the Gulf of Mexico. "If you own a hybrid or electric vehicle that has come into contact with saltwater due to recent flooding within the last 24 hours, it is crucial to relocate the vehicle from your garage without delay," the a post by nearby Palm Harbor Fire Rescue reads. "Saltwater exposure can trigger combustion in lithium-ion batteries. If possible, transfer your vehicle to higher ground." Even in extreme circumstances, electric vehicle fires are relatively rare. An estimated 358,000 vehicles were damaged from Hurricane Ian’s widespread flooding in Florida and the Carolinas and only 21 electric vehicles are known to have burned — a number much lower than some officials initially warned of. But the fires can be dangerous, so officials are preparing in the aftermath of Idalia. Florida braced for EV fires in Hurricane Idalia flooding As reported by 10 Tampa Bay, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis warned about EV fires as Hurricane Idalia drew closer. “These electric vehicles when they get saltwater intrusion can catch on fire and those are very difficult fires to put out,” DeSantis said during a storm update. Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis witnessed an EV fire after Hurricane Ian that reignited several times, as he said in a statement warning people to move their cars to higher ground. Golf carts and scooters are subject to the same risk, Patronis said. #hurricane #hurricanes #tesla #flood #floods #electricvehicles #electricvehicle
Hurricane Idalia floodwaters cause Tesla to combust: What to know about flooded EV fires
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Severe thunderstorms accounted for a staggering 17 out of the 28 billion-dollar climate and weather disasters recorded in 2023, a year that saw a record number of such events, surpassing the 22 billion-dollar disasters in 2020. Read more from our blog on wind and hail coverage challenges in the public and affordable housing industry: https://lnkd.in/e2tmZSFp
Severe convective storms generated “an unprecedented amount of insured loss on par with a single major hurricane” in 2023, CoreLogic shared in a press release. The main driver of insured losses was hail. https://lnkd.in/guc-2tRv
That's Gonna Leave a Mark: Large-Hail Days Hit Two-Decade High in 2023
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Catastrophe Risk Analyst at State Farm | Severe weather expert helping to protect our customers from future natural disasters
Meteorological expertise is needed in so many different industries at the moment! Any given severe storm may not lead to large insured loss, but the sum of insured losses from SCS events can put serious strain on insurers like a major hurricane would. Hurricanes tend to exist for 1-2 weeks, have spatial scales of hundreds of miles, and often get a lot of press. Severe storms losses are more akin to “a death by a thousand cuts,” where any given loss may seem insignificant but in aggregate the losses can be staggering ($70B in 2023 alone). It is imperative for insurers to understand the risks of a likely expanding SCS season and footprint across the continental United States. It’s an exciting time to work in the insurance industry as we help protect our customers from natural catastrophes both now and into the future!
Severe convective storms generated “an unprecedented amount of insured loss on par with a single major hurricane” in 2023, CoreLogic shared in a press release. The main driver of insured losses was hail. https://lnkd.in/guc-2tRv
That's Gonna Leave a Mark: Large-Hail Days Hit Two-Decade High in 2023
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📢🌪️ We had an incredible meeting today with the amazing Melissa Glenn, Communications Director for CCEMC! 🎙️🤩 We delved into the critical topic of storm and hurricane preparedness for small business owners, safeguarding their establishments and assets. ⛈️🏢 Electric companies also played a vital role, coordinating working crews and linemen to restore power efficiently after disasters, getting businesses and communities back on track. 💡🔌 Key Takeaways: 🚫 "Was it a nice bust?" Be prepared for any outcome and plan accordingly. 🛡️ Consider using tarps to protect your assets during storms. 💬 "Man, I bet there was some sorning in there!" #BillSays - Engage with Bill and others to learn from their experiences. 💡 Remember, being on the grid means you'll always have a power bill, so plan accordingly. 🔋 Keep portable battery chargers handy for your devices during power outages. 🗂️ Protect important documents by storing them in a Ziplock bag. ⛽ Ensure your vehicles are fueled up before the storm hits. 💵 Have cash on hand for emergency situations. ⚠️ Remember, hitting an electric pole can lead to a $2,500 fine – Charlie Hoover 😉 - So, be cautious! Let's all stay prepared and support each other in facing any storm that comes our way! 🌪️💪 #StormPreparedness #CommunitySupport #BePrepared #RoundtableRecap
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Home security systems are an essential step to hurricane preparedness for New Orleans residents. Installing a quality home security system can help protect your property from burglary, wind damage, and flooding. When selecting a system, look for features such as... ✔️motion sensors ✔️ sirens or loud alarms ✔️ window and door sensors ✔️ flood sensors ✔️ backup batteries in case of power outages ✔️ 24/7 remote monitoring capabilities This will ensure that your property is safe from any potential threats during a storm. Additionally, many home security systems also offer additional safety features such as smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors to give you added peace of mind during the hurricane season. If you choose APS for your home security – alert us BEFORE you leave town so we can keep an extra eye on your property. (504) 224-7122
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#EvacPaperAlert: Understanding the Utilization of Real-Time Traffic Information during Hurricane #evacuations in Texas Just published on #TransportationResearchRecord #TRR 🔗 Link: https://lnkd.in/giaR4i8N Evacuees rely on real-time traffic info during hurricanes! 🌀 New research reveals how Texans used real-time traffic data during past hurricane evacuations and returns. Key findings: - Larger households & those far from shelters used tech more 👨👩👧👦 - Experienced evacuees favor navigation apps & social media 📱 - Those with pre-2010 experience rely on traditional media 📺 - Motivation for using these platforms varies: familiarity, convenience, accessibility, and data accuracy matter! 💡 These findings can guide policymakers & emergency planners to improve hurricane evacuation plans and strengthen transportation resilience! #Hurricane 💡 Stay Connected: Don't miss out on any updates! Follow us on #X for more insights and exclusive content: https://lnkd.in/guNVuUfN
Understanding the Utilization of Real-Time Traffic Information during Hurricane Evacuations in Texas - Lu Xu, Kyle Bathgate, Jake Robbennolt, Jingran Sun, Shidong Pan, Zhe Han, Stephen D. Boyles, 2024
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🌧️ Storm damage can go beyond just cosmetic issues. It can also affect the integrity of your home and foundational structure. In times of severe storm damage, contacting a professional may be the best option. Our latest blog covers how to navigate the sea of professionals in the property restoration domain and the different types of storm damage so that you can go into this stormy spring season feeling prepared. Check out our website for more details! #StormDamage #PropertyRestoration #Flooding
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