Catastrophe
Fire and Rain
Yet another winter storm is slated to send more rain to Southern California this week and we at RedZone think it warrants a little inside info on the […]
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Catastrophe
Popular New Zealand Volcano Erupts
The New Zealand island volcano that erupted on December 9th has claimed at least 8 lives and injured dozens more. “Whakaari,” the volcano’s name in the Maori language, […]
Catastrophe
Mann Gulch Fire – 70th Anniversary
August 5th, 2019 marked the 70th year anniversary for the Mann Gulch Fire and tragedy. The fire was discovered on August 5th, 1949 after being started by lightning […]
Catastrophe
New PBS Documentary: Inside The Megafire
A recent PBS documentary that aired in early May 2019 details accounts of California residents that fled for their lives during the 2018 fire season. It also extensively […]
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Massive Storm Produces Tornadoes and Claims 9 Lives
A severe storm brought three days of extreme weather to a large swath of the South, Midwest, and Mid-Atlantic over the weekend. Tornadoes, hail, flooding, and extreme winds […]
Catastrophe
RedZone Software goes to Orlando!
In Late February RedZone Software CEO Clark Woodward and COO Michael Flannery attended the Cat Risk Management Conference in Orlando, FL. The conference is hosted every year by […]
Catastrophe
Top 5 Deadliest Natural Disasters in The United States
The Great Galveston Storm of 1900 This barrier island along the gulf coast was home to millionaires and large elaborate mansions sprawling the coastline. The highest point of […]
Catastrophe
Fire and Rain
Yet another winter storm is slated to send more rain to Southern California this week and we at RedZone think it warrants a little inside info on the […]
Catastrophe
Woolsey Fire in Retrospect
In Mid-December, Senior Fire Liaison Doug Lannon and I spent a few days surveying the damage from the Woolsey Fire. We toured the 16 mile long fire area […]
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A Look Back at the 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season
2018 Hurricane Season Quick Stats Each spring, several predictive services release their forecasts for the upcoming Hurricane Season, which officially runs June 1 – Nov 30. While named […]
