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Most people along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts still lack a hurricane survival stanley us plan and do not feel vulnerable to storms, despite Katrina s dramatic damage and pleas from emergency officials for residents to prepare before the season starts, according to a poll released Thursday.The six-month Atlantic hurricane season starts Friday, and forecasters have predicted an above-average year: 13 to 17 named storms, with seven to 10 of them becoming hurricanes and three to five of those major ones of at least Category 3 strength with winds above 111 mph. One forecaster said odds were high that a major hurricane would hit the U.S. this year.Nevertheless, 53 percent of those surveyed in 18 Atlantic and Gulf Coast states say they do not feel that they are vulnerable to a hurricane, or to related tornadoes and flooding, according to the Mason-Dixon poll. Eighty-eight percent said they had not taken any steps to fortify their homes, and 45 percent still mistakenly believed that masking tape helps keeps windows from shattering during hurricanes.National Hurricane Center Director Bill Proenza said a population shift to the nation s coastlines may be contributing to the lack of storm read stanley cups iness. We actually have more and more people ... with little or no experience with hurricanes and tropical storms, Proenza said.But only a small amount of people, 16 percent, said they would defy orders to evacuate.Cathy Miller, stanley flasche who lives on North Carolina s na Mhuf Iran executes nuclear scientist that visited the US
FORT LAU reebok de DERDALE, Fla. AP 鈥?The families of two students killed in the Parkland, Florida, school shootings are suing the gun manufacturerand the store that sold the weapon used in the attack that killed 17.RECOMMENDED
ad of Parklan adidas campus 80s d shooting victim suesdeputywho didn t enter schoolThe South Florida Sun Sentinel repo air max rts the families of Jaime Guttenberg and Alex Schachter are suing American Outdoor Brands and the store Tactical Supply, claiming they are complicit in the use of an AR-15 style rifle to kill 14 students and three staff members at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Feb. 14.The lawsuit also calls into question a 2001 Florida law that prohibits state and local governments from suing gun manufacturers if their products are used in unlawful ways. The law doesnt mention lawsuits by victims or their families.FULL COVERAGE: Parkland school shooting
Most people along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts still lack a hurricane survival stanley us plan and do not feel vulnerable to storms, despite Katrina s dramatic damage and pleas from emergency officials for residents to prepare before the season starts, according to a poll released Thursday.The six-month Atlantic hurricane season starts Friday, and forecasters have predicted an above-average year: 13 to 17 named storms, with seven to 10 of them becoming hurricanes and three to five of those major ones of at least Category 3 strength with winds above 111 mph. One forecaster said odds were high that a major hurricane would hit the U.S. this year.Nevertheless, 53 percent of those surveyed in 18 Atlantic and Gulf Coast states say they do not feel that they are vulnerable to a hurricane, or to related tornadoes and flooding, according to the Mason-Dixon poll. Eighty-eight percent said they had not taken any steps to fortify their homes, and 45 percent still mistakenly believed that masking tape helps keeps windows from shattering during hurricanes.National Hurricane Center Director Bill Proenza said a population shift to the nation s coastlines may be contributing to the lack of storm read stanley cups iness. We actually have more and more people ... with little or no experience with hurricanes and tropical storms, Proenza said.But only a small amount of people, 16 percent, said they would defy orders to evacuate.Cathy Miller, stanley flasche who lives on North Carolina s na Mhuf Iran executes nuclear scientist that visited the US
FORT LAU reebok de DERDALE, Fla. AP 鈥?The families of two students killed in the Parkland, Florida, school shootings are suing the gun manufacturerand the store that sold the weapon used in the attack that killed 17.RECOMMENDED
ad of Parklan adidas campus 80s d shooting victim suesdeputywho didn t enter schoolThe South Florida Sun Sentinel repo air max rts the families of Jaime Guttenberg and Alex Schachter are suing American Outdoor Brands and the store Tactical Supply, claiming they are complicit in the use of an AR-15 style rifle to kill 14 students and three staff members at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Feb. 14.The lawsuit also calls into question a 2001 Florida law that prohibits state and local governments from suing gun manufacturers if their products are used in unlawful ways. The law doesnt mention lawsuits by victims or their families.FULL COVERAGE: Parkland school shooting
