Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time explores the effects of the natural disaster and the 'man-made' aftermath with its far-reaching impact on equality and emergency management. With rarely viewed archive footage, first person testimony and interviews with the major government and emergency response personnel, this five-part series reveals Katrina’s definitive story for the first time. Watch Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time on Monday 28th July from 8pm on National Geographic UK. Streaming so

Two decades ago, Hurricane Katrina became one of the most devastating and defining storms in modern history. Now, 20 years on, we’re bringing together weather experts and meteorologists who were on the ground during the disaster to share untold stories, lessons learned, and how Katrina reshaped the way we understand extreme weather. Join us live on YouTube on August 28 at 7pm ET for a powerful conversation you won’t want to miss. #HurricaneKatrina | The Weather Network

Tropical systems affected western North Carolina in July 1916 creating catastrophic flooding. This piece describes the Great Flood of July 1916 (written back in 2016): https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/news/investigating-the-great-flood-of-1916 | RaysWeather.Com

One of the most wide spread natural disasters in the country which affected more than 14 states was the great flood of 1913. Over the course of three days, the City of Warren would receive 6 to 11 inches of rain causing the Mahoning River to flood. | The Business Journal - Youngstown Publishing Co.