Officials in Orange County, New York, are beginning to assess the damage from severe flooding that has been described as once in a thousand-year event. Orange County Executive Steven Neuhaus joins News NOW to share what residents on the ground are seeing now that the waters have started to recede.
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Once in a thousand-now every day….
Where is Mass Murderer Cuomo’s Right Hand Hochul?
Sending blessings of safety compassion kindness empathy to all those who are dealing with these natural disater.💛
Repent beg Christ who is NOT white for mercy!!!!!!!!!
This is a big wake up call with climate change
Your channel is a goldmine of amazing content.
Don't build in floodplains or along riverbeds. duh
They could create a National Water Pipeline that would move water from wet areas to dry areas. The water flow can spin magnets to generate hydro-electricity to enable the water to be pumped up hill. Water stored high up can be stored as potential energy and turned to kinetic and electric energy when needed. The excess water and electricity can be used to fund states, feed crops, put out forest fires, sold to Canada, Mexico, Middle East, etc.
FEMA must be underfunded with all these extreme weather events…. and infrastructure spending won't do much good if homes are burnt and roads are washed away.
As an observation: "once in a thousand years event" is rapidly becoming obsolete. If you keep having these "thousand year" events one after the other, all over the place, you know something's not adding up! The math just doesn't make logical sense anymore! The last twenty years or more has been "a once in a thousand years" event at this point!
First the wild fire smoke now flooding what’s next. I hope the families of the city are ok and hopefully the flood waters will recede just as the came
The climate is changing. Changing is the climate. The climate is changing. Changing is the climate. The climate is changing. Changing is the climate.
"Once in a 1000 years" will become onc every 5 years. At least.
Republicans:"Climate Change is hoax!" 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
New york has a smart governor…
Aye you know Would be ashame if anything were to happen to all this nice stuff should you forget to bow to the new world order. Ya know im just saying. Geeesh im walking here. Forgetaboutit
The poles are sitting n a place n should be addressed when folks trespass but clearly forgiven
Wow I wish those families the best wishes and a fast recovery and that the water retreats ASAP!!!
This story highlights the bravery and dedication of our nation's emergency responders. They work heroically and deserve more recognition.