Response and Thanks
WeatherSTEM would like to a take a moment to thank all of the local, state and federal agencies and organizations for their leadership during this historic event. Our Appreciation goes to those entities, along with relief organizations and private companies for their efforts to help those impacted by the storm recover and rebuild.
Our thoughts are with those impacted by Hurricane Ian.
FEMA officials walk past some of the destruction caused by Hurricane Ian. Image Source
Quality assurance specialists train for the field. Image Source
Red Cross assists residents impacted by Hurricane Ian. Image Source
Florida power and light work to restore power in Fort Myers Beach. Image Source
Kevin Guthrie on Twitter: "This afternoon I spent time with FL USAR Task Force 5 - thank you to these brave individuals for their selfless work during the response to Hurricane Ian." Image Source
National Guard on Twitter: "Today, approximately 5,200 National Guard members from seven states continue to support Hurricane Ian response efforts." Image Source
U.S> Coast Guard on Twitter: "Coast Guard Personnel from across the country continue to response to the aftermath of Hurricane Ian." Image Source
Some of the specialized team members who assisted with rescue efforts after Hurricane Ian. Thank you for your service! Image Source
MSNG aviation supports hurricane ian recovery. Image Source