Debbie Elliott

speaker
389 appearances 59 recordings 4 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 6 Sep

Debbie Elliott’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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North Carolina Governor Josh Stein is warning people to prepare for a second Arctic blast.
Forecasters say frigid temperatures, heavy snow in some areas, and strong gusty winds topping 25 miles per hour will make conditions brutal.
Debbie Elliott, NPR News.
The National Weather Service has winter storm advisories posted from the northern plains down the eastern seaboard and all the way to the Gulf Coast.
The prolonged freeze further complicates efforts in parts of the South to recover from an ice storm that has made travel treacherous and coated trees and power lines.
By midday Thursday, more than 250,000 customers remained without electricity in Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana.
Several states have deployed National Guard troops to help clear roads and get emergency supplies to communities stranded without power or water.
Debbie Elliott, NPR News.
The National Weather Service says the next blast of Arctic air coming Friday could result in the longest duration of bitter cold in several decades.
A freeze warning will dip down into Florida.
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves says that complicates recovery efforts.
The University of Mississippi says its campus in Oxford will remain closed for a second week.
Debbie Elliott, NPR News.
Emergency crews in more than a dozen states are working to clear the ice, sleet and snow that have crippled public services.
Water and power systems are out, roads are impassable and air travel is disrupted.
Forecasters say frigid temperatures through the week will further hamper the response.
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves says ice storms are difficult.
Officials are warning about the dangers of hypothermia and urging people without electricity to seek shelter at warming centers.
Debbie Elliott, NPR News.
Forecasters are predicting widespread travel disruptions, prolonged power outages, and frigid temperatures over nearly two-thirds of the eastern U.S.
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