"Experience tells us that extreme weather could also lead to evacuations of homes and power cuts and we are ready to respond.
The Metropolis facility had previously been shut down after a release of deadly toxic UF6 gas in December of 2003, which hospitalized four community members and lead to evacuations of dozens of residents near the plant.
Bad smell leads to evacuation.
Retching is the repetitive, active contraction of the abdominal musculature, generating the pressure gradient which leads to evacuation of stomach contents.
The result is error on the side of caution: since the 1950s, 75% of tsunami warnings that led to evacuations have turned out to be false alarms.
Earthmoving equipment and National Guard helicopters hauled sand to reinforce leaky dikes that led to evacuations in Valley City, a town threatened by the Sheyenne River, which is the latest North Dakota stream to rise above its banks.
For several hours after the shooting, local television stations broadcast what turned out to be false reports of other gunmen on the loose, which led to evacuations in the commercial area surrounding the courthouse.
Some 90 bomb threats in the late morning and early afternoon led to evacuations at Grand Central Terminal and the MetLife Building above it, the Port Authority Bus Terminal, La Guardia Airport, Macy's department store, the Condé Nast Building in Times Square, CNN's Midtown bureau and other buildings.
Authorities issued fresh rain alerts, as torrential rains led to evacuations in more than 20 districts.
The dangerous surge of water led to evacuations downstream, but for Kenton Grua, Rudi Petschek, and Steve Reynolds the flood presented a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
