With the help of expert meteorologists at The Weather Channel, the Team is able to pre-position its fleet and be earliest on the scene when severe weather strikes a community.

From historic flooding in Illinois and Colorado to the devastating EF-5 tornado in Moore, Oklahoma, the Team spent 9 months on the road, responding to 16 communities.

Team members help homeowners sift through rubble, clear home sites, and help families take the first step toward recovery.

2012 brought tornadoes, floods, and unprecedented Superstorm Sandy. The team assisted 12 cities, from West Liberty to New Orleans.

As prepared as Tad Agoglia’s team is, nothing can prepare them for the emotional impact of uncovering rubble-buried children.

The Team arrives on the scene of the demolished suburban Oklahoma community torn apart by an EF5 tornado.

While the EF5 tornado demolished almost everything they owned, the family finds small remains of buried hope.

Late October, the team pre-positioned itself 24 hours before Sandy hit the Long Island, NY coast, enabling immediate response.

Hurricane Isaac’s slow speed and quickly rising flood waters in Jefferson Parish, LA, made it too late for residents to evacuate. The Team took the hovercraft and joined forces with the fire department to rescue those stranded. Using its generator, the Team powered the MRI unit of the hospital to get the clinic back online, and powered a shelter in the extreme heat conditions to save 50 elderly from a nearby nursing home.