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Orange County fire fighters visited mobile home communities Tuesday as Hurricane Milton threatened the state, sharing safety ...

The Anderson 400 Series Retractable Aluminum Storm Door is part of the Entry Doors test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, Storm Doors models like the 400 Series Retractable Aluminum ...

Installing a quality storm door offers several benefits for your home that can enhance both comfort and functionality. Here are some key advantages: The first step in measuring for your new storm ...

Authorities have identified the six people killed when a tornado brought in by Hurricane Milton touched down in the Spanish ...

Emergency officials report the wife was found trapped under the washing machine, while her husband was discovered another 20 ...

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mobile homes, restaurants, bars and shops were destroyed or heavily damaged in minutes. “The water, it just came so fast,” said Dave Behringer, who rode out the storm in his home after telling ...

In central Georgia, local news outlets reported that two people were dead after a mobile home overturned in a suspected tornado Thursday. For some people, even the threat of "unsurvivable'' storm ...

You survived the storm. Now you're home ... Once everything is cleared and cleaned, use fans to dry your home. Keep the windows and doors open as much as possible, too. It can take between ...

Waffle House, a chain used by many as an unofficial benchmark for the severity of a disaster, has officially shuttered its doors ... All Mobile and Manufactured Homes Ahead of Tropical Storm ...

Storm surge from Helene, which the authorities have warned could be “unsurvivable,” was moving entire mobile homes in Steinhatchee ... been forced to abandon door-knocking and phone banks.