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Also known as the Central Texas Memorial Day Flood, a record amount of flooding made history in 2015.

The Round Fire was one of many fires in California in 2015, burning 7000 acres in Inyo County.

In 2015, over 8700 wildfires burned almost 900,000 acres across California.

Boles Fire was a wildfire in Weed, CA that burned 350 acres.

The Napa Earthquake was a 6.0 magnitude earthquake that affected the San Francisco Bay Area.

Hurricane Iselle was the strongest tropical storm in Hawaii’s recorded history.

Over 20 wildfires devastated San Diego County in May 2014, burning 441 acres of land.

Also referred to as the 2013 Colorado Front Range Flood, a series of disastrous and deadly floods in Colorado from September 2013 to early 2014.

The Black Forest Fire burned over 14,000 acres in Colorado in June of 2013.

In here you will find resources if you have suffered from the devastating effects of a tornado.

The deadliest and most destructive hurricane of the 2012 season was Hurricane Sandy, also known as Superstorm Sandy.

In 2012, a series of wildfires in Oklahoma burned 52,000 acres and cause widespread drought.

Colorado Springs was devastated by wildfires in June of 2012, causing a widespread evacuation and burning over 20,000 acres.

The California Rush Fire of 2012 extended into Nevada, burning over 43,000 acres.

The hurricane season of 2011 was particularly destructive, causing widespread property damage in the Bahamas and the Southeastern states of the U.S.

This Joplin Tornado was an EF5-category multi-vortex tornado that devastated Missouri on May 22, 2011.

The 2011 Texas Wildfire season was extremely devastating to the state, burning over 400,000 acres, doubling the state’s previous record.

On September 9, 2010, a 30-inch diameter natural gas pipeline exploded in San Francisco, causing property damage and fatalities.