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Near freezing temperatures will be in place with a threat of freezing rain and sleet. Precipitation amounts should be light, but icy roads will be an issue.

Hurricane Iota roared ashore as a dangerous Category 4 storm along almost exactly the same stretch of Nicaragua’s Caribbean coast that was devastated by an equally powerful Hurricane Eta 13 days earlier.

We are accepting donations now until November 25, 2020. Nicaragua, Honduras, and Guatemala have been deeply impacted by Hurricane Eta and Iota, causing landslides and lots of flooding, leaving most of Central America devastated.

Hurricane Eta made landfall off the coast of Nicaragua in November as a category 4 hurricane before slowly moving across Honduras and then Guatemala. Some areas saw as much as 550mm of rain (22inches) leading to landslides and flooding.

NACC Disaster services have once again collaborated with USDA Famers-to-Families, Dimarie, President Trump, and Ivanka Trump to provide you FREE food boxes. NACC will be giving away a 35-pound food box consisting of milk, eggs, meat, cheese, and fruit! NACC will be distributing the boxes… Read More »NACC Disaster services food box collaboration with USDA Farmers-to-Families

Tropical Storm Beta made landfall on the upper Texas coast late Monday night, with heavy rains creating major flooding problems in the greater Houston area into Tuesday. The storm, now a tropical depression was located about 15 miles east-northeast of Victoria, Texas around 11 a.m. EDT. Tuesday, with maximum sustained winds of 35… Read More »Tropical Storm Beta makes landfall in Texas, Houston hit with flooding

  Hurricane Laura is a Category 4 and continues to strengthen as it heads for a destructive landfall near the Texas and Louisiana border Wednesday night into early Thursday morning. A catastrophic storm surge and damaging winds will batter the region and a threat of… Read More »Hurricane Laura Strengthening and Is a Category 4; Catastrophic Strike Ahead Near Louisiana and Texas Border

NACC staff had a congressional meeting with Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee to speak about ways we can assist the community and those in need.

On Friday’s we have our members pick up pallets of food and milk to distribute to their community throughout the weekend.