Podcasts about hurricane elsa

On July 2, 2021 disaster struck Barbados with the passing of Hurricane Elsa. Thousands of households reported damaged and it was discovered that the majority were not insured. At the tail end of recovery, we decided it was necessary to discuss the topic of home and property insurance with some of the experts in the field. Joining us in this episode is an Assistant Manager in Insurance Operations at Sagicor General Insurance Inc. We hope you enjoy listening and encourage you to share with a friend.

Due to Father Anthony being away in Rochester, this is a re-air from July 20th, another one of our most popular shows.  It has been edited for time at the end.  Thank you. The Two Tony's are here and back loyal listeners.  Father Anthony tells Tony, as well as all of you, how his visit in Florida last week went with visiting his family.  It was a good time, but the damage from Hurricane Elsa could be seen and he describes what he saw.  The main topic of discussion for the Two Tony's is on what Pope Francis has said and talked about regarding the Latin Mass.  The Two Tony's discuss its importance, not only as a mass, but to people and its significance.    

Hurricane Elsa hit landfall and turned into a tropical storm. See how staff at the sanctuary deals with a tropical storm the morning after it hits. You can help feed the cats at no cost to you using Amazon Smile! Visit BigCatRescue.org/Amazon-smile BIG CAT TV is a close look into our day-to-day operations, the conservation efforts we support, and the exotic feline residents of "Big Cat Rescue" in Tampa, FL. USA. Big Cat Rescue is an educational non-breeding, accredited, sanctuary and a registered non-profit 501c3 so your donations are tax deductible! Subscribe here: http://youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=BigCatRescue Donate at http://bigcatrescue.org/donate/

Due to Father Anthony having a meeting tomorrow, this is a re-air from July 20th.  It has been edited for time and will officially air on WNDZ tomorrow, Tuesday August 3rd.  Thank you. The Two Tony's are here and back loyal listeners.  Father Anthony tells Tony, as well as all of you, how his visit in Florida last week went with visiting his family.  It was a good time, but the damage from Hurricane Elsa could be seen and he describes what he saw.  The main topic of discussion for the Two Tony's is on what Pope Francis has said and talked about regarding the Latin Mass.  The Two Tony's discuss its importance, not only as a mass, but to people and its significance.    

In this episode, we chat with the Engineering Manager at the Barbados Light and Power Company Ltd. (BLPC) to find out how the organization prepares for the hurricane season. We also hear about their experience with Hurricane Elsa which impacted Barbados on July 2, 2021.

This Eric Bana movie might be set in a small Australian town experiencing a drought, but we recorded this episode in Florida during a hurricane.    Though we discuss our meal and drinks we shared at the C House - a restaurant in Tampa, Florida in which all the items on the menu begin with the letter 'c' - we headed home to take shelter and record this podcast.    Before getting to our thoughts on the movie, we share some vinyl we picked up from used bins at Sound Exchange - a record shop in Tampa, Florida - that very same day.   The approaching storm made for a slight adjustment to our plans, but it was a fun podcast nonetheless.    FOR THE CURIOUS The C House: https://thechouse.com   Sound Exchange: https://www.soundexchangetampabay.com   The Night Before Movie Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nightbeforepodcast/  

Sean & Donnie have returned from Clearwater Beach where they survived Hurricane Elsa, ate lobsters, Wawa Food, convo about Haiti, Unpllugged Albums, Britney Spears, Bill Cosby, Florida People and much much more!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sean0493/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sean0493/support

Today Jonah and I just talk about some current events that have been going around world wide! Cool beans. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/danozpod/support

Recorded in the beautiful home office of Chateau' Relaxo, Florida. Tonight it's a bunch of random topics, such as: Latest road trip update. Free Disney shirts for showing some underboob? A revisit of my 2017 post about working remotely. Are we any better at it? Hurricane Elsa, let it go! My 5 biggest travel mistakes Are you a pizza expert? Asking for a friend. Thanks for listening. Leave a message on Anchor, or shoot me an email at TravelFrick@gmail.com. Check us out on the web at SubStack PodPage or Instagram. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/steve-frick/message

The Two Tony's are here and back loyal listeners.  Father Anthony tells Tony, as well as all of you, how his visit in Florida last week went with visiting his family.  It was a good time, but the damage from Hurricane Elsa could be seen and he describes what he saw.  The main topic of discussion for the Two Tony's is on what Pope Francis has said and talked about regarding the Latin Mass.  The Two Tony's discuss its importance, not only as a mass, but to people and its significance.    

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Dave Survives Hurricane Elsa 07/14/2021

This week on Episode 194 Hurricane Elsa came to see us in Florida so we decided to talk again about Hurricane season in Florida. We did a episode about this subject on episode #39 so it has been awhile so we thought that we would revisit this because some things have changed. This show may help you if you are in Disney now or have a trip planned during Hurricane season. www.thedisneycrush.com thedisneycrush@gmail.com www.patreon.com/thedisneycrush   

Welcome to Star Wars Reactions!Hosts Aaron Harris and David Modders survived Hurricane Elsa to bring you a doubleheader for episode 51! This week, they react to the 10th and 11th installments of the Disney+ series, The Bad Batch, “Common Ground” and “Devil's Deal”! Listen in as they breakdown their reactions to the stories and discuss topics from each. You'll hear all about character development, surprise guests, and Aaron's obsession with a certain astromech.Plus they discuss the breaking Emmy nominations and David brings us an all new Psychology Corner! You don't want to miss this doubleheader!Star Wars Reactions: Elegant discussions for a more civilized age!Check out our website!Follow us on Twitter!Like us on Facebook!Send us your thoughts and feedback via email!Follow Aaron and David on Twitter!Contact Aaron and David via email!

HURRICANE Elsa, the first of the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season, has caused severe damage in the eastern Caribbean islands of St Lucia and Barbados. Roofs were torn off; trees were down, and power lines were blocking roads. Flooding posed another threat to communities in the path of the Elsa. In the wake of the storm, The Salvation Army has been providing emergency support. As the storm made landfall in Barbados, the Prime Minister announced that the government would be working with The Salvation Army and other faith-based organizations in order to meet human needs arising from the hurricane.             In both islands, The Salvation Army mobilized to receive donated goods of food and clothing in readiness for distribution. As Florida was in the path of Elsa as well, Major David Swyers, The Salvation Army's Area Commander for Tampa said: ‘Wherever the need arises and they ask us to come, that's what we do.” If you would like to partner with The Salvation Army, please visit SALVATIONARMYUSA.ORG to offer your support.

On this weeks ep we check on the squad to make sure we all survived the first major storm of the year(4:10). Next we take a few listener questions and dive into one that was sent to us on Instagram - Is it OK to lie to your children (25:58)? Another question sent in from a listener brought a very controversial opinion from Jimmy that he apparently feels very strongly about. At least he included factual statistics that he definitely didn't make up on the spot (41:26).Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/tmsfu)

Hurricane Elsa?; Yeti's are overpriced; Stanley Cup Champion Lightning; Soccer??!!; Connor's Fight, and the better ones before it; Mike's Big Sack; Our Top 5 Celebrity UFC Beatdowns we would watch

Jamar Torrence (@thismakesmeadouche) swings by and takes the Bulleit during Hurricane Elsa. Cosby, CTE, and bonus reparations disagreement at the end.

On today's episode... (00:09:33) Cup of Coffee in the Big Time - Holidays and History of July 12 (00:13:12) #10 – Paul Pelosi makes stock moves in concert with wife's legislation (00:15:45) #9 – Sha'Carri Richardson THC Tumble (00:18:20) #8 – Lighting Strikes Twice in the NHL, and Hurricane Elsa pitters out (00:18:59) #7 – Haitian Assassination + Cuban Protests (00:19:50) #6 – NBA Finals (00:20:47) #5 – Big Quake near Yosemite (00:22:02) #4 – Black Widow, Tomorrow War, and Loki dominating screens (00:24:06) #3 – Greg Hardy gets KO'd, Connor breaks his ankle, and the Joker wins again (00:27:30) #2 – Richard Branson beats Jeff Bezos to lower outer space on his own commercial flight (00:30:21) #1 – Italia is the Big Winner in the Euros (also Argentina in the Copa America) (00:36:03) – Haitian President's Permanent Vacation begins after a death squad took over his compound and carried out an assassination (00:46:45) – TikTok International Moment (TTIM) (00:46:57) – The Philippines has weirdly low age of sexual consent and people are trying to change it (00:52:00) – South Korea – New Toilet Can Power a Building, or drive a car 1 mile a day on an average person's poops (00:56:32) – England – Scorned Mother Burns Husband to Death with VISC(I)OUS Hot Sugar Water (00:59:50) - Hotel Maid Heros stop potential mass shootings This and much more brought to you by our incredible sponsors… Paint Your Life - Text FACTOR to 64-000 to get 20% off and FREE SHIPPING on a custom commissioned painting Caliper CBD - Go to http://TryCaliper.com/Factor to get 20% off your first order of the absolute BEST CBD powder on the market Mint Mobile - Go to http://MintMobile.com/HardFactor to cut your wireless bill to $15/month Listen/Subscribe to Hard Factor: Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Follow Hard Factor: Twitter - @HardFactorNews Instagram - @HardFactorNews Youtube - HardFactorNews Voice Mail - 512-270-1480 Hard Factor Mark: Twitter - @HardFactorMark IG - @HardFactorMark Hard Factor Pat: Twitter - @HardFactorPat IG - @Pclassidy Hard Factor Wes: Twitter - @HardFactorWes IG - @HardFactorWes Hard Factor Will: Twitter - @HardFactorWill IG - @HardFactorWill

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After a brief break, we are back with a brand new episode. The Atlantic tropical season was quiet until Hurricane Elsa made an appearance. Elsa came ashore as a tropical storm on the Florida gulf coast. As she was skirting the coast line, she achieved hurricane status for a few hours. Elsa brought wind, rain, and storm surge. The 2020 hurricane season was record breaking, but maybe not as much as we thought. Back on the plains, one storm chaser has an idea for ranking chasers and we will explore that idea. The month of June was very quiet in terms of tornado watches. The Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma only issued ten for the month, now tied for third lowest amount.

Howdy y'all, ready for another week of Bob Chapek slander and gloomy, cheapskate Disney news? We've got you covered.  This weeks episode is all about Main Street, USA and how Kurt is obsessed with it and made an entire video about obscure interesting facts. Its super good, go watch that on YouTube.  We also have a therapy session about DISNEY PUSHING A "GENDER" CONSTRUCT SO HARD EVEN THOUGH THEY'RE SCREAMING DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION FROM THE ROOFTOPS. This one gets us all going because it is beyond the point of ridiculous.  Nicole talks about playing in Hurricane Elsa puddles.  LISTEN. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hurricane Elsa is coming for us, heads up! StrodeCast predicting squalls. Iggy is playing Sullivan next week. Tim will be vacationing next week. Iggy spins a yarn. Iggy likes to chat with his insurance agent. Iggy renewed his plates. StrodeCast for this weekend. Gangster Pete. Norwood Hills. Cards Cubs. North Side of Chicago is in a panic after their recent skid. Trade deadline talk. 

Scott and Mary brace themselves for Hurricane Elsa and discuss what they do to get ready vs what Chris does in Jersey.  Mary is a public transportation stop snob since her train stop is in a Posh area of town.  Chris gives us a rundown of his vacation to the Mountains.  Where he encountered overpriced Pie, pumping his own gas, and MOUNTAIN MEN!!!   --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scott-maffei6/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scott-maffei6/support

Hurricane Elsa came through and we partied it up Floridian style. Listen to me, Hanna, and Ciarra chat about everything that comes to our mind. This was not a planned session and we were not prepared. So thanks Elsa for letting us have a great episode!

Host, Rob Lorei, talks about important news from Florida this week and gets political insights from guests:Dr. Michael Teng, an Associate Professor of Molecular Medicine & Dean of Internal Medicine at the USF College of Medicine. Rosemary Goudreau O'Hara, Former Editorial Page Editor, South Florida Sun-SentinelStanley Gray, Businessman, NPAColin Wolf, Digital Content Editor, Creative Loafing Tampa BayThis week's topics:The more aggressive variant of COVID is taking hold here in FloridaFormer President Trump holds a big rally in SarasotaAfter the assault on Congress the Capital Police will set up an office in TampaHurricane Elsa brushes Florida, the state comes out largely unscathed The Lightning extend the winning streak of professional sports teams in the Tampa Bay areaTo learn more about Florida This Week, visit www.wedu.org/floridathisweek

This week on The First Run, it's EXTREME-casting. Tropical storm/Hurricane Elsa is bearing down on Florida and JC of Screenfix is here to once again drive Chris insane. First up, it's the Twitter thread come to life black comedy road trip epic that is ‘Zola'. Primarily shot locally here in Tampa, Chris hopes to identify all the local spots and see if this whole thing actually works, but is quickly undone by JC's unique, we'll say, perspective. Then it's on to Steven Soderbergh's latest streaming exclusively on HBOMax, ‘No Sudden Move'. Soderbergh returns to the twisty heist flick featuring a stellar cast out to get their hands on an incredibly dull McGuffin. And more arguments are had. There're the big releases on physical media, featuring the Straight to DVD and Streaming Picks of the Week! The show then wraps with Chris's first time role playing with a guest in ‘Who Dat'. It's always awkward the first time. Join us for 90 minutes of entertaining madness as Chris is finally put in his place.00:00-30:05: Intro/Zola (seriously, 30 minutes)30:06-43:17: Physical Media Picks43:18-1:03:20: No Sudden Move1:03:21-1:25:54: Who Dat?!?1:25:55-1:29:30: Wrap UpTheme music by Jamal Malachi Ford-BeyTwitterInstagramFacebook

New York City's subway stations are completely flooded due to Hurricane Elsa. Richard Branson is launching his own space trip, correlating with another space trip headed by Jeff Bezos. Action against the Lego Capitol building. Fauci says "get over it," forget about "political statements," and just get vaccinated. Listen to this list of animals that are set to get the COVID vaccine. Alex Jones said on Elijah Schaffer's show that he wants to give Glenn Beck a "new body" and he wants him to get "heated and go crush satan." The countdown to the start of college football begins. During a press conference, Biden has trouble gathering his thoughts with a near five-second pause. Pat takes calls from a few PatHeads in honor of Free Speech Friday! Pat plays an animal video! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hurricane Elsa is coming for us, heads up! StrodeCast predicting squalls. Iggy is playing Sullivan next week. Tim will be vacationing next week. Iggy spins a yarn. Iggy likes to chat with his insurance agent. Iggy renewed his plates. StrodeCast for this weekend. Gangster Pete. Norwood Hills. Cards Cubs. North Side of Chicago is in a panic after their recent skid. Trade deadline talk. 

Fore! We're talking all about golf in Barbados! What's been happening this week? Yvonne's been dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Elsa! Click here to watch the video she took of it. We begin with an update on the huge storm that plunged the caribbean into chaos during the past couple of weeks. This episode features an activity that should have been a few episodes earlier, but.... ash cloud! Yvonne takes a golf lesson at Apes Hill with the incredibly charismatic Sean Edey. No spoilers, but although she's not exactly an experienced golfer, she did a great job considering! Have a listen to hear how she got on. Yvonne also managed to sit down with Apes Hill's Kim Goddard to find out more about how the resort fits in with the golfing community of the Bajan island.   Here are some helpful links to things mentioned in the episode: https://www.apeshillclub.com/golf/   https://www.royalwestmoreland.com/   https://rockleygolfclub.com/   https://barbadosgolfclub.com/   https://www.sandylane.com/barbados-golf   https://www.instagram.com/seanctedey/?hl=en - Sean Edey - the golf pro Yvonne chatted to!   https://www.instagram.com/parabolicodyssey/?hl=en - Sean's new business - golf holiday! If you'd like to leave me a review on Apple Podcasts, Castbox, Stitcher and Podchaser I'm always grateful! You can do that here: https://life-in-barbados.com/rate-and-review      Follow the show on Podchaser Follow the show on Instagram   Apple Podcasts listener? Great! Make sure you're following the show so you don't miss the coming episodes!  Prefer Spotify? Ok! Here's where you can follow the show on that platform!

You can WATCH today's podcast HERE   HIS Morning Crew talks about Hurricane Elsa and her impact in the Carolinas today! Take a piece of deep fried chicken, some slaw and a bun made entirely out of Airheads and you have the new offering from a restaurant in Chicago! Dollywood is ready for visitors and HIS Radio wants your family to go! Get Out...

J.R. and Launa talk about Hurricane Elsa and the conditions in the Tampa Bay Area.  Lots of closures and flooding due to the storm.  Played 10 minute drill for Brad Paisley tickets, talked about the Tampa Bay Lightning returning to Tampa for Game 5 and more details on Blake and Gwen's wedding.

North Port and nearby areas received as much as a foot of rain during Hurricane Elsa, and that water is flowing back toward the city through rivers, creeks and canals, Flooding is expected in some low-lying areas this weekend., Gordon Byrd speaks with city public information officer Josh Taylor.

In the 60th episode of The Main Street Electrical Podcast, Jenn & Dave recap their weekends, one of which had Jenn in WDW, and Dave at a conference expressing his love of notebooks. The news brings a pile of topics, including Hurricane Elsa, Disneyland restaurant closings, Universal dining canceling, Coco additions, runDisney returns, early and late park entries, the dining plan, and Fastpass guesses. Then, a chat about Jenn's recent trip to WDW for the return of Happily Ever Fireworks at Magic Kingdom, and Epcot Forever, plus the return of pre-shows and how Disney is back!   Follow the duo on IG @uponastarjenn and @themagiconadollar and @uponastartravel On FB, search for Upon a Star Jenn, Disney on a Dollar, Magic on a Dollar, and Upon a Star Travel.

What should the tenant do when the landlord dies during the term of the lease?  What if the lease is month-to-month and there is no term?  Can the landlord's heirs evict the tenant to sell the house and cash in on their inheritance? You can find the related blog post here: My Landlord Died, Is My Lease Still Valid? | Florida Landlord Tenant Law (yesnerlaw.com) We have a few listener-related landlord/tenant questions on this week's episode of the Crushing Debt Podcast.  Thank you for sending these to us and keep them coming! We also discuss the CDC Eviction Moratorium - when does it expire / will it ever expire?  You can hear more about the moratorium(s) in Episodes 261, 255 and 239. Did you know about the Protecting Tenants At Foreclosure Act? What happens if your landlord is foreclosed mid-term? Whether you're allowed to stay through the end of the lease term depends on who buys the home. There was a Federal version of the Act which has been mirrored under Florida Law (and become effective upon the expiration of the Federal Act).  You can find Florida's version of the Act here: Statutes & Constitution :View Statutes : Online Sunshine (state.fl.us) We also give a brief Hurricane Elsa update (spoiler: we're fine). If you want to support the show, a great way to do that is to introduce an attorney or title company you know to our sponsor Sam Cohen at Attorneys First Insurance.  You can make the introduction at Sam@AttorneysFirst.com or www.AttorneysFirst.com.  Another great way to support the show is to order my second book (it's a free download) at www.ShawnMYesner.com/BecomeDebtFree 

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Ryan talks to Florida's Chief Financial Officer and State Fire Marshal Jimmy Patronis about the aftermath of Hurricane Elsa and the latest on the Surfside condo collapse.

7-7-21 • Interesting price action today • Weather pushed yesterday's sales • How do the markets relate to each other? • Rain to this point & going forward • Livestock looks at export data for May • Why was there pressure then today in the markets? • Hurricane Elsa

J.R. and Launa talk about Hurricane Elsa and the conditions in the Tampa Bay Area.  Lots of closures and flooding due to the storm.  Played 10 minute drill for Brad Paisley tickets, talked about the Tampa Bay Lightning returning to Tampa for Game 5 and more details on Blake and Gwen's wedding.

Miguel is in a mood today! Find out how people reacting to Hurricane Elsa on social media set him off, along with a naughty image on Holly's Insta that caused her to pull a post.

Officials overseeing the search at the site of the Florida condominium collapse sounded increasingly somber Tuesday about the prospects for finding anyone alive, saying they have detected no new signs of life in the rubble as the death toll climbed to 36.Crews in yellow helmets and blue jumpsuits searched the debris for a 13th day while wind and rain from the outer bands of Hurricane Elsa complicated their efforts. Video released by the Miami-Dade County Fire Rescue Department showed workers lugging pickaxes and power saws through piles of concrete rubble barbed with snapped steel rebar. Other searchers could be seen digging with gloved hands through pulverized concrete and dumping shovels of debris into large buckets.Search-and-rescue workers continued to look for open spaces where people might be found alive nearly two weeks after the disaster struck at the Champlain Towers South building in Surfside."We're actively searching as aggressively as we can," Miami-Dade County Fire Chief Alan Cominsky said at a news conference. But he added: "Unfortunately, we are not seeing anything positive. The key things — void spaces, living spaces — we're not seeing anything like that."Reporters got their closest look at the site Tuesday, though it was limited to the portion of the building that demolition workers tore down Sunday after the initial collapse left it standing but dangerously unstable. A pile of shattered concrete and twisted steel stood about 30 feet (9 meters) tall, topped by a couple of air conditioning units, and spanned roughly half the length of a football field. A pair of backhoes pulled rubble off the pile, which blocked any view of the search effort.While officials still call the efforts a search-and-rescue operation, Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said families of those still missing are preparing for news of "tragic loss." She said President Joe Biden, who visited the area last week, called Tuesday to offer his continued support."I think everybody will be ready when it's time to move to the next phase," said Levine Cava, who stressed that crews would use the same care as they go through the rubble even after their focus shifts from searching for survivors to recovering the dead."Really, you will not see a difference," she said. "We will carefully search for bodies and belongings, and to catalog and respectfully deal with any remains that we find."No one has been rescued alive since the first hours after the collapse, which struck early on June 24, when many of the building's residents were asleep.Officials announced Tuesday that teams had recovered eight additional bodies — the highest one-day total since the collapse. More than 100 people remain unaccounted for.Severe weather from Elsa threatened to hinder search efforts. Lightning forced rescuers to pause their work for two hours early Tuesday, Miami-Dade Assistant Fire Chief Raide Jadallah said. And stiff winds of 20 mph (32 kph), with stronger gusts, hampered efforts to move heavy debris with cranes, officials said.However, the storm's heaviest winds and rain were expected to bypass Surfside and neighboring Miami as Elsa strengthened before making landfall somewhere between Tampa Bay and Florida's Big Bend on a path across northern Florida."Active search and rescue continued throughout the night, and these teams continue through extremely adverse and challenging conditions," Levine Cava said. "Through the rain and through the wind, they have continued searching."Crews have removed 124 tons (112 metric tonnes) of debris from the site, Cominsky said. The debris was being sorted and stored in a warehouse as potential evidence in the investigation into why the building collapsed, officials said.Workers have been freed to search a broader area since the weekend demolition of the unstable remaining portion of the condo building. Officials said that gave rescuers access to spaces that were previously closed off, including bedrooms where peop...

The National Weather Service has issued tropical storm watches and tropical storm warnings along the coasts of North Carolina and South Carolina ahead of forecasted impacts from Elsa Wednesday and Thursday. Hurricane Elsa is expected to make landfall late Wednesday morning in the greater Tampa, Florida area. The storm system, which is then expected to weaken to a tropical storm, will move into coastal Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina. Elsa is expected to bring tropical storm conditions to the Interstate 95 corridor of Georgia and South Carolina starting later Wednesday. Tropical rains and gusty winds are possible overnight into Thursday morning for South Carolina and North Carolina. The main threats from Elsa are heavy rain, gusty winds, and an isolated tornado. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PODCAST: https://anchor.fm/carolinaweather SUPPORT US ON PATREON: https://patreon.com/carolinaweathergroup VISIT OUR WEBSITE: https://carolinaweathergroup.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carolinaweather/message

Dean DeVore, AccuWeather Meteorologist, details what direction the storm is headed.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

*) Hurricane Elsa hits US coast of Florida Tropical Storm Elsa has been upgraded into a powerful Category 1 hurricane as it hits the US coast of Florida. Packing winds of up to 120km/h, Elsa has drenched Tampa with heavy rains as it moves inland. In addition to damaging winds and heavy rains, the US National Hurricane Center is warning of life-threatening storm surges, flooding and isolated tornadoes. *) Afghan troops return from Tajikistan Over 1,000 Afghan troops who fled to neighbouring Tajikistan are being brought back to rejoin the fight against the Taliban. The militant group launched a mass offensive in May, and has taken control of a third of the country. With US and NATO troops out of the country, and no peace plan in sight, the Afghan government is struggling to keep the Taliban at bay. *) Astana talks on Syria set to continue Guarantor states of the Astana peace process will meet for the 16th round of talks to discuss the future of Syria. Development of a Syrian constitution and the current humanitarian situation will be high on the agenda at the meeting in Kazakhstan. Nearly four million displaced Syrians are dependent on aid, which Russia is threatening to stop. *) Norway's KLP fund Norway's largest pension fund has stopped investing in 16 companies because of their links to illegal Israeli settlements in the Occupied West Bank. The KLP fund says the companies are contributing to the abuse of human rights by supporting the expansion of Israel. The companies were on a UN-published list of 112 companies that the UN says is complicit in violating human rights of Palestinians. And finally ... *) Bollywood legend Dilip Kumar dies at 98 Veteran Bollywood actor Dilip Kumar, also known as the 'King of Tragedy' for his inspiring roles, has died at the age of 98. Kumar was hospitalised last week after complaining that he was struggling to breathe. He's survived by his wife of more than 50 years, actress Saira Banu.

Miguel is in a mood today! Find out how people reacting to Hurricane Elsa on social media set him off, along with a naughty image on Holly's Insta that caused her to pull a post.

New shocking video has been released exactly six months after the Trump incited Capitol Hill insurrection as a select committee gets ready to fully investigate the violent incident. Plus, Hurricane Elsa is taking aim at Florida's Gulf Coast. Joining the program are Janessa Webb, Philip Rucker, A.B. Stoddard, Joyce Vance, Dr. Irwin Redlener, Juanita Tolliver, and Tim Miller.

This week, the boys recorded as Mal and Bill stared down the barrel of Hurricane Elsa. Lots to cover with Europa 2020, NHL, Wimbledon, NBA, MLB, PGA and Nathans Hot dog Eating Contest!

The news to know for Wednesday, July 7th, 2021! What to know about the latest track of what's now Hurricane Elsa: when it's expected to hit Florida, what people there can expect, and how volunteers have been helping out. Also, new steps the government is taking to get more Americans vaccinated and why not everyone is happy about them. Plus, an Olympic front-runner disqualified from Team USA, a deal to get more blockbuster movies on Peacock, and another big patriotic parade: this one for frontline workers. Those stories and more in about 10 minutes!  Head to www.theNewsWorthy.com/shownotes for sources and to read more about any of the stories mentioned today. This episode is brought to you by Policygenius.com and kiwico.com/newsworthy Get ad-free episodes and support the show by becoming an INSIDER: www.theNewsWorthy.com/insider             

Reflecting upon President Biden's missed July 4th vaccination goals, we talked to epidemiologist and former Detroit health commissioner Dr. Abdul El-Sayed about the spread of the Delta variant and Republican vaccination hesitancy. We also discussed concerns of a potential resurgence of COVID-19 when a partially-vaccinated America returns to indoor, crowded spaces this fall and winter. And in headlines: Hurricane Elsa to make landfall on Florida's coast, a new large-scale ransomware attack, and Nikole Hannah-Jones chooses Howard University over UNC-Chapel Hill. For a transcript of this episode, please visit crooked.com/whataday Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joe & Joe Weather Show Elsa has strengthened to a hurricane with winds of 75 mph. Hurricane warnings have been issued for the west coast of Florida with landfall along the Big Bend Tuesday. Heavy rains and strongest winds are all east of the center and Elsa will rake the western half of the state tonight with landfall Wednesday morning. In the Northeast we have severe weather this evening as an upper trough moves through. Another round of severe weather is possible Wednesday. Then we watch Elsa moving through the Southeast Thursday and head northeast into New England Friday. Omni True Value Hardware has everything you need for emergency preparedness in case of a hurricane http://omnitruevalue.com Wholesale Holiday Lighting By Gianinni for all your decorating needs https://liholidaylighting.com You can support this podcast by subscribing to Patreon for full weather coverage. https://patreon.com/meteorologistjoecioffi --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joe-cioffi/support

More store looting in San Francisco. Britney Spears plans to retire from music. Rachel Nichols booted from NBA finals sideline gig after Maria Taylor comments. Trump to sue Facebook and Twitter. Biden wants door-to-door vaccine info effort. The Great Resignation. Hurricane Elsa to hit Florida.

The plan was to do a little experiment: after the games of these Finals, we would meet on Clubhouse to get David’s analytical smarts out there ASAP. What was working? What was not? But the timing got a little tricky: Hurricane Elsa would be drifting near David Thorpe’s neck of the woods about the time of the game. Would he even be able to watch, let alone focus on the NBA?We didn’t publicize it, because we weren’t even sure it would happen. But we were lucky that we were able to pull off a discussion about:Giannis Antetokounmpo looks fantastic for someone recovering from a hyperextended knee, and did you notice Coach Budenholzer’s incredible discipline in playing him in short shifts before the fourth quarter? (He had been resting when they called a timeout, down 18 in the third, and they still didn’t bring him in. This is why he finished the game feeling great.)Chris Paul is fully weaponized … and is about to make SO MUCH MONEY.Jrue Holiday was on the attack [good] but just couldn’t hit anything [bad].Is Bryn Forbes essential to Giannis-at-center lineups?The Bucks will need a totally different defensive plan. Coach Budenholzer has already hinted at changes.Why Cameron Payne is becoming one of David’s favorite players.Reviews of the 2019 draft were that Cameron Johnson was just about the worst pick. Now he’s stealing the ball from a former MVP in the fourth quarter of a Finals game.From our game notes: “Devin Booker is a hot knife, this defense is butter.”Deandre Ayton wrote about playing with Chris Paul and the team culture on the Suns.Thank you for listening. We will be doing this after every Finals game. If you would like to join us live and are not on Clubhouse, we have a limited number of invites. Respond to this email with your name and phone number and we will try to get you one! This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at www.truehoop.com/subscribe

Spoilers ahead but the boys may have given the funniest traditions bit this episode. Also, hurricane season is in full force for 2021 with Hurricane Elsa on the way and the boys discuss climate change, helping those in need during destructive times, and how early civilizations might have reacted to and dealt with inclement weather. Bear Grylls from Man vs Wild catches a stray and the guys talk light plans for the Unboxing Life Podcast's first anniversary!

The OG with Ovies and Giglio, heard weekdays from 3-6:30 on 99.9 The Fan. On this edition of the show, former sports radio host, Chris Clark joins Ovies as Giglio is still on vacation. The duo talk about Game 1 of the NBA Finals and if this will be a sweep for Chris Paul and the Suns. The guys also talk about The Match, and Aaron Rodgers still not giving us any idea of his plans for the upcoming season. After the guys answer listener questions in "Hey Joe", Extra Points' Matt Brown joins the show to talk about NIL and how the first full week has been with the new freedoms for college athletes. Lastly, WRAL Meteorologist, Kat Campbell drops by to talk about Hurricane Elsa and what North Carolina can expect from the storm.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The latest challenge to search teams at the collapsed condo in Surfside, Florida, is Tropical Storm Elsa. Following the June 24th 12-story collapse, thus far 28 people have reportedly died as we go on air. Eleven are injured and 117 people remain unaccounted for. Are environmental factors that possibly were connected to the collapse being investigated? The condo was on a barrier island. What are barrier islands and what environmental role do they play? What is the danger of rapid development on barrier islands? Our guest is environmental journalist Tina Gerhardt. The first hurricane to hit the island of Barbados since 1955, Hurricane Elsa, hit the nation just a few days ago. The island is outside the chain of islands that are most under threat of hurricanes, but on Friday July 2nd, Barbados was hit. In Barbados, over 1,100 people reported damaged houses, including 62 homes that completely collapsed. Our guest is David Comissiong, Barbados's Ambassador to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). There is a prisoner hunger strike going on in Pennsylvania. What's going on? What are the demands? Our guest is Fariha Huriya, an organizer with the DC Mutual Aid Network, a collection of community organizations and individuals who pool their resources together to support each other.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The latest challenge to search teams at the collapsed condo in Surfside, Florida, is Tropical Storm Elsa. Following the June 24th 12-story collapse, thus far 28 people have reportedly died as we go on air. Eleven are injured and 117 people remain unaccounted for. Are environmental factors that possibly were connected to the collapse being investigated? The condo was on a barrier island. What are barrier islands and what environmental role do they play? What is the danger of rapid development on barrier islands? Our guest is environmental journalist Tina Gerhardt. The first hurricane to hit the island of Barbados since 1955, Hurricane Elsa, hit the nation just a few days ago. The island is outside the chain of islands that are most under threat of hurricanes, but on Friday July 2nd, Barbados was hit. In Barbados, over 1,100 people reported damaged houses, including 62 homes that completely collapsed. Our guest is David Comissiong, Barbados's Ambassador to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). There is a prisoner hunger strike going on in Pennsylvania. What's going on? What are the demands? Our guest is Fariha Huriya, an organizer with the DC Mutual Aid Network, a collection of community organizations and individuals who pool their resources together to support each other.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The latest challenge to search teams at the collapsed condo in Surfside, Florida, is Tropical Storm Elsa. Following the June 24th 12-story collapse, thus far 28 people have reportedly died as we go on air. Eleven are injured and 117 people remain unaccounted for. Are environmental factors that possibly were connected to the collapse being investigated? The condo was on a barrier island. What are barrier islands and what environmental role do they play? What is the danger of rapid development on barrier islands? Our guest is environmental journalist Tina Gerhardt. The first hurricane to hit the island of Barbados since 1955, Hurricane Elsa, hit the nation just a few days ago. The island is outside the chain of islands that are most under threat of hurricanes, but on Friday July 2nd, Barbados was hit. In Barbados, over 1,100 people reported damaged houses, including 62 homes that completely collapsed. Our guest is David Comissiong, Barbados's Ambassador to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). There is a prisoner hunger strike going on in Pennsylvania. What's going on? What are the demands? Our guest is Fariha Huriya, an organizer with the DC Mutual Aid Network, a collection of community organizations and individuals who pool their resources together to support each other.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The latest challenge to search teams at the collapsed condo in Surfside, Florida, is Tropical Storm Elsa. Following the June 24th 12-story collapse, thus far 28 people have reportedly died as we go on air. Eleven are injured and 117 people remain unaccounted for. Are environmental factors that possibly were connected to the collapse being investigated? The condo was on a barrier island. What are barrier islands and what environmental role do they play? What is the danger of rapid development on barrier islands? Our guest is environmental journalist Tina Gerhardt. The first hurricane to hit the island of Barbados since 1955, Hurricane Elsa, hit the nation just a few days ago. The island is outside the chain of islands that are most under threat of hurricanes, but on Friday July 2nd, Barbados was hit. In Barbados, over 1,100 people reported damaged houses, including 62 homes that completely collapsed. Our guest is David Comissiong, Barbados's Ambassador to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). There is a prisoner hunger strike going on in Pennsylvania. What's going on? What are the demands? Our guest is Fariha Huriya, an organizer with the DC Mutual Aid Network, a collection of community organizations and individuals who pool their resources together to support each other.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The latest challenge to search teams at the collapsed condo in Surfside, Florida, is Tropical Storm Elsa. Following the June 24th 12-story collapse, thus far 28 people have reportedly died as we go on air. Eleven are injured and 117 people remain unaccounted for. Are environmental factors that possibly were connected to the collapse being investigated? The condo was on a barrier island. What are barrier islands and what environmental role do they play? What is the danger of rapid development on barrier islands? Our guest is environmental journalist Tina Gerhardt. The first hurricane to hit the island of Barbados since 1955, Hurricane Elsa, hit the nation just a few days ago. The island is outside the chain of islands that are most under threat of hurricanes, but on Friday July 2nd, Barbados was hit. In Barbados, over 1,100 people reported damaged houses, including 62 homes that completely collapsed. Our guest is David Comissiong, Barbados's Ambassador to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). There is a prisoner hunger strike going on in Pennsylvania. What's going on? What are the demands? Our guest is Fariha Huriya, an organizer with the DC Mutual Aid Network, a collection of community organizations and individuals who pool their resources together to support each other.

The Latest from 7NEWS with Michael Usher: Professor Mary-Louise McLaws on why Australians may need a third vaccine dose and, depending on which brand they receive, could still be barred from entering certain countries; live to Florida as Hurricane Elsa pummels the coastline and Kyle Vander-Kuyp's new role with the Australian Olympic Team.Get the latest from 7NEWS across the day at 7NEWS.com.au and 7plus.com.au/news; and tune in for 7NEWS nightly at 6. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wes Wyatt is the new Chief Meteorologist for Fox 6. He joins JT To talk about that, Hurricane Elsa and more.

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Today on Sojourner Truth: The latest challenge to search teams at the collapsed condo in Surfside, Florida, is Tropical Storm Elsa. Following the June 24th 12-story collapse, thus far 28 people have reportedly died as we go on air. Eleven are injured and 117 people remain unaccounted for. Are environmental factors that possibly were connected to the collapse being investigated? The condo was on a barrier island. What are barrier islands and what environmental role do they play? What is the danger of rapid development on barrier islands? Our guest is environmental journalist Tina Gerhardt. The first hurricane to hit the island of Barbados since 1955, Hurricane Elsa, hit the nation just a few days ago. The island is outside the chain of islands that are most under threat of hurricanes, but on Friday July 2nd, Barbados was hit. In Barbados, over 1,100 people reported damaged houses, including 62 homes that completely collapsed. Our guest is David Comissiong, Barbados's Ambassador to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). There is a prisoner hunger strike going on in Pennsylvania. What's going on? What are the demands? Our guest is Fariha Huriya, an organizer with the DC Mutual Aid Network, a collection of community organizations and individuals who pool their resources together to support each other.

Brian Blessing and Stevie Slapshot return from the 4th of July weekend to discuss the Canadiens forcing a Game 5 in the NHL Stanley Cup Finals after a 3-2 Overtime win in Game 4 in Montreal. They also discuss the possibility of Hurricane Elsa impacting if Game 5 of the Stanley Cup must be delayed, Giannis Antetokounmpo's status for Game 1 of the NBA Finals, Matiss Kivlenieks tragic fireworks accident, and more.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The latest challenge to search teams at the collapsed condo in Surfside, Florida, is Tropical Storm Elsa. Following the June 24th 12-story collapse, thus far 28 people have reportedly died as we go on air. Eleven are injured and 117 people remain unaccounted for. Are environmental factors that possibly were connected to the collapse being investigated? The condo was on a barrier island. What are barrier islands and what environmental role do they play? What is the danger of rapid development on barrier islands? Our guest is environmental journalist Tina Gerhardt. The first hurricane to hit the island of Barbados since 1955, Hurricane Elsa, hit the nation just a few days ago. The island is outside the chain of islands that are most under threat of hurricanes, but on Friday July 2nd, Barbados was hit. In Barbados, over 1,100 people reported damaged houses, including 62 homes that completely collapsed. Our guest is David Comissiong, Barbados's Ambassador to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). There is a prisoner hunger strike going on in Pennsylvania. What's going on? What are the demands? Our guest is Fariha Huriya, an organizer with the DC Mutual Aid Network, a collection of community organizations and individuals who pool their resources together to support each other.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The latest challenge to search teams at the collapsed condo in Surfside, Florida, is Tropical Storm Elsa. Following the June 24th 12-story collapse, thus far 28 people have reportedly died as we go on air. Eleven are injured and 117 people remain unaccounted for. Are environmental factors that possibly were connected to the collapse being investigated? The condo was on a barrier island. What are barrier islands and what environmental role do they play? What is the danger of rapid development on barrier islands? Our guest is environmental journalist Tina Gerhardt. The first hurricane to hit the island of Barbados since 1955, Hurricane Elsa, hit the nation just a few days ago. The island is outside the chain of islands that are most under threat of hurricanes, but on Friday July 2nd, Barbados was hit. In Barbados, over 1,100 people reported damaged houses, including 62 homes that completely collapsed. Our guest is David Comissiong, Barbados's Ambassador to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). There is a prisoner hunger strike going on in Pennsylvania. What's going on? What are the demands? Our guest is Fariha Huriya, an organizer with the DC Mutual Aid Network, a collection of community organizations and individuals who pool their resources together to support each other.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The latest challenge to search teams at the collapsed condo in Surfside, Florida, is Tropical Storm Elsa. Following the June 24th 12-story collapse, thus far 28 people have reportedly died as we go on air. Eleven are injured and 117 people remain unaccounted for. Are environmental factors that possibly were connected to the collapse being investigated? The condo was on a barrier island. What are barrier islands and what environmental role do they play? What is the danger of rapid development on barrier islands? Our guest is environmental journalist Tina Gerhardt. The first hurricane to hit the island of Barbados since 1955, Hurricane Elsa, hit the nation just a few days ago. The island is outside the chain of islands that are most under threat of hurricanes, but on Friday July 2nd, Barbados was hit. In Barbados, over 1,100 people reported damaged houses, including 62 homes that completely collapsed. Our guest is David Comissiong, Barbados's Ambassador to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). There is a prisoner hunger strike going on in Pennsylvania. What's going on? What are the demands? Our guest is Fariha Huriya, an organizer with the DC Mutual Aid Network, a collection of community organizations and individuals who pool their resources together to support each other.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The latest challenge to search teams at the collapsed condo in Surfside, Florida, is Tropical Storm Elsa. Following the June 24th 12-story collapse, thus far 28 people have reportedly died as we go on air. Eleven are injured and 117 people remain unaccounted for. Are environmental factors that possibly were connected to the collapse being investigated? The condo was on a barrier island. What are barrier islands and what environmental role do they play? What is the danger of rapid development on barrier islands? Our guest is environmental journalist Tina Gerhardt. The first hurricane to hit the island of Barbados since 1955, Hurricane Elsa, hit the nation just a few days ago. The island is outside the chain of islands that are most under threat of hurricanes, but on Friday July 2nd, Barbados was hit. In Barbados, over 1,100 people reported damaged houses, including 62 homes that completely collapsed. Our guest is David Comissiong, Barbados's Ambassador to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). There is a prisoner hunger strike going on in Pennsylvania. What's going on? What are the demands? Our guest is Fariha Huriya, an organizer with the DC Mutual Aid Network, a collection of community organizations and individuals who pool their resources together to support each other.

Today featuring Rachel Nichols, Hurricane Elsa, & the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Here are the news stories you told us ranked as most conversational over the past day per your engagement with the social media account from the Conversation Project.

Breaking News, Dave Indy is back!, Hurricane Elsa?, "Don't call it a comeback", Golden Oaks, and 11 most common mistakes at Disney! Join us!

A bit of good news this morning as it looks like Elsa is beginning to lose out against climatology and the fact that hurricanes don't do well in the eastern Caribbean in early July. I'll take a closer look at why this is happening and what the impacts are expected to be for the Greater Antilles and Florida during my Hurricane Outlook and Discussion video later this afternoon on YouTube. Thanks for listening!

Canary Cry News Talk 358 - 07.02.2021 - CLIMATE BAIT: YouTube Terminator, Branson v Bezos, Ecocide Heat Dome, Bitcoin Debate Our LINK TREE: CanaryCry.Party SUBSCRIBE TO US ON: NewPodcastApps.com PAYPAL: https://bit.ly/3v59fkR   INTRO 1:06 -FaceLikeTheSun channel Terminated, Appeal accepted -Basils Tucker Carlson Kayfabe timeline:  June 16 - Tucker Carlson claims FBI set up Jan 6 June 23rd - Tucker Carlson Outed as Secret Source (Huff. Po) June 29 - Tucker Carlson claims NSA spying on him, NSA denies claims (CNN, NSA Tweet)   FLIPPY 22:28 -This robot arm lends a hand in building IKEA furniture (Tech Xplore)   SPACE 35:44 -Richard Branson schedules ahead of Bezos to be first Billionaire in space (CBS News) -CALLED IT June 7 CCNT 347    GREAT RESET 39:39 -WEF wants “Ecocide” to be prosecuted by ICC (WEF) -Grocery stores pulling perishables, doing everything they can to sustain heat wave (Insider) -Oregon heat wave, train cables melt roads buckle (Yahoo) -Hurricane Elsa is coming to Florida (WFTV) [Rabbit Hole]   POLYTICK 1:18:43 -Kamala staffers leaking info, abusive environment (Gateway Pundit) -NY Grand Jury probing Trump's business dealings (Wapo)   BREAK (producer party) 1:42:00   WACCINE 1:47:28 -Arizona Retreat Bans People who had Jab (Newsweek) -Supreme Court sides with Amish, septic system violate religious beliefs (USA Today)   BITCOIN/POLYTICK 3:04:00 Congress Hearing on Crypto -US Senator Lummis on Bitcoin in El Salvador

Structural engineer Richard Slider discusses the potential impact of Hurricane Elsa on the search and rescue effort for the building collapse in Surfside, Florida. CNBC's Meg Tirrell gives the latest insights on how the Johnson & Johnson vaccine stacks up against the delta Covid variant. Sports Illustrated Reporter Chris Chavez discusses track & field athlete Sha'carri Richardson's one month suspension from the Olympic games. Forbes writer and travel expert Laura Begley Bloom delivers insights on Fourth of July weekend travel. Plus, Harvard professor of science and astronomy Avi Loeb talks about world UFO day and humanity's contact with alien objects.

At least 22 people have died in the Surfside condo buiding collapse. Plus, Hurricane Elsa may hit Florida on Monday, the Gulf of Mexico caught fire after a gas pipeline rupture, nearly 50 million Americans are traveling for the 4th of July and the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest returns with fans.(Audio: Associated Press)Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

-The Chief Medical Officer, reports there are no positive Covid 19 test results today and to date, over 93, thousand COVID-19 vaccinations have been given in the Cayman Islands. -On the current forecast track, Hurricane Elsa is expected to pass well north of the Cayman Islands, however a tropical storm watch remains in effect for the Sister Islands of Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. The Deputy Police Commissioner calls on the public for assistance after one man is dead and 3 men are injured with gunshot wounds. He says they are taking this matter seriously and public safety is always their first priority. It's a satisfactory judgement for Discovery Kids. This is the second satisfactory judgement from the team at Office of Education Standards, who last visited the school in May 2019. While the rating is the same, the inspectors say there has been improvement. As the storm approaches the Cayman Islands Humane Society is calling on the public to help out with fostering animals this weekend as the shelter is likely to flood from heavy rainfall. If you are able to foster over the coming weekend, head to the shelter tomorrow Saturday at 8 am and 4 pm. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rcnews/message

Hurricane Elsa speeds in Atlantic, sex crime arrests in Hutchinson and more from Hutch Post.

Elsa is now a category one hurricane as it moves through the Lesser Antilles, bringing a wind gust to 86 mph to Barbados this morning. I'll have an in-depth look at the latest forecast and more during my Hurricane Outlook and Discussion video via YouTube later this afternoon. Thanks for listening!

Mike Buresh has an updated weekend forecast regarding Hurricane Elsa, as hurricane season hits its stride over the holiday weekend!

SPOTLIGHT: ANJ Chief Meteorologist Mike Buresh has the updated weekend forecast for Hurricane Elsa, as hurricane season hits its stride over the holiday weekend.

With potential impacts from Hurricane Elsa on the way, Miami-Dade County emergency management officials are preparing for a storm on top of a catastrophic building collapse and the COVID-19 pandemic. Also on the program: How condo boards will react to the tragic collapse and first-hand accounts from some journalists who have been on the scene.

Chief Meteorologist at CBS4 has the latest on Hurricane Elsa and how it may impact South Florida this weekend.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our news wrap Friday, the U.S. Labor Department reported a net gain of 850,000 jobs in June -- the most in 10 months. The World Health Organization warned the delta variant of the coronavirus has opened a dangerous new phase in the global pandemic. Hurricane Elsa hit Barbados in the eastern Caribbean with winds of 85 miles an hour and heavy rain, and could reach south Florida by early next week. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

With potential impacts from Hurricane Elsa on the way, Miami-Dade County emergency management officials are preparing for a storm on top of a catastrophic building collapse and the COVID-19 pandemic. Also on the program: How condo boards will react to the tragic collapse and first-hand accounts from some journalists who have been on the scene.

Hurricane Elsa formed over the waters of the Atlantic Ocean early Friday just west of the Caribbean island of Barbados, one day after the system became the fifth-named storm of 2021. AccuWeather forecasters, having expected the cyclone to reach hurricane force, continued monitoring Elsa and predict it will approach the United States next week after it unleashes heavy rain, strong winds and stirs up dangerous seas around the Caribbean islands through this weekend. AccuWeather's Bernie Rayno (@AccuRayno on Twitter) has the details on today's ‘Weather Insider'. Download the new AccuWeather app today, available now in the App Store on iOS and in the Google Play Store - https://accuweather.onelink.me/dZpv/49183895 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hurricane Elsa... Tour "Duh" France won't sue… Cargo plane goes down in the ocean… No A/C in Northeast... New Trump social platform GETTR… Meghan leaving 'The View'… Vanity License Plate headed to court… Gwen Barry still going to Olympics/National Anthem third verse is racist… Richardson may not be going to Olympics... NCAA good with selling your NIL… Subscribe to the YouTube Channel… Email to Chewingthefat@theblaze.com ... Subscribe www.blazetv.com/jeffy ... Promo code jeffy… Covid/companies asking for emergency use to vaccinate 5 to 11-year olds… Vaccines work against Delta… Some companies now going with hybrid work weeks… TikTok posts show ways to test positive and get out of school… Miami – Surfside update… Headlines: Asteroid missed us / heat is a justice issue / Washington Football team fined / Phylicia Rashad plays nice / Nicole Hannah Jones gets tenure / Iran protestors / China sending man to Mars / Atty General halts executions / Sex work on the side a good thing / Prince Harry and William unveil statue / Disney killing gators... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Friday – We talk to Dr Deborah Beidel with UCF Restore about trauma treatment for first responders. We get a Hurricane Elsa update from Fox35 Chief meteorologist Jayme King. Cat Ridgeway calls and we talk guitars. Rauce left his car windows down, and it rained...a lot. Rauce Thoughts on his disability. Plus, WOKE News, Brad's Trivia & Last Call.

Rescue efforts in Surfside, Fla. resumed late Thursday after a 14-hour pause over concerns about the remaining structure. Weather issues like heavy rain also affected work. Hurricane Elsa is on course to reach the Florida coast this weekend. Amna Nawaz discusses the risk with Michael Fagel, former safety and logistics officer after both the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing and the September 11 attacks. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

In our news wrap Friday, the U.S. Labor Department reported a net gain of 850,000 jobs in June -- the most in 10 months. The World Health Organization warned the delta variant of the coronavirus has opened a dangerous new phase in the global pandemic. Hurricane Elsa hit Barbados in the eastern Caribbean with winds of 85 miles an hour and heavy rain, and could reach south Florida by early next week. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

In the second hour: We get an update on Hurricane Elsa from Craig Setzer of CBS4 and we officially name Coach Katie Meier the GOAT.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you Hungry Barbados? We have the vegan plant-based solutions for you right here. What's been happening this week? Yvonne's had a crazy weather week. Hear all about Hurricane Elsa! Also, some developments in terms of travel from the UK! She's been enjoying some live music, with Sonny Meraki and Jon Banfield which you'll hear on the podcast episode! This episode is the launch of a series of food and drink themed episodes we're putting together in collaboration with the brilliant Hungry Barbados. In this episode I explain more about who Hungry Barbados are as well as talk to some people who are very much involved in the vegan and plant-based offerings here on the paradise island. Eco Lodge A number of episodes ago I chatted with Kyle Taylor from Eco Lifestyle and Lodge about their boutique hotel with a focus on sustainability. I was desperate to try their food, and now I have! So, for this episode I spoke with Alisha Stoute, Executive Chef at ECO Lifestyle and Lodge! Yummy Mummies Do you remember back in a previous episode, I talked about a food delivery that I got from Yummy Mummies?  Well, I decided to catch up with Ann Marie Leach for this episode and we get into a chat about options for high quality plant based food, whether you're on a self-catering holiday or living on the island. I also run down a number of other options for vegan friendly dishes!   On insta? Here are some helpful links to accounts of things mentioned in the episode: Eco Life Lodge Hungry Barbados Yummy Mummies Cocktail Kitchen The Lion Share Cafe Green Lime Cafe Organic Earth Barbados Raw Juice Singita Wellness Agapey Chocolate Factory Coconut Baby Sonny Meraki   If you'd like to leave me a review on Apple Podcasts, Castbox, Stitcher and Podchaser I'm always grateful! You can do that here: https://life-in-barbados.com/rate-and-review      Follow the show on Podchaser Follow the show on Instagram   Apple Podcasts listener? Great! Make sure you're following the show so you don't miss the coming episodes!  Prefer Spotify? Ok! Here's where you can follow the show on that platform!