Virginia Floods: Schools Close, Communities Fed

The rain in Virginia was intense, and schools didn't waste time shutting down. Governor Glenn Youngkin knew that immediate help was crucial for those hit by the floods. He stressed that long-term recovery should be the focus, not getting sidetracked by other debates. While some folks pointed to climate change as the culprit behind these extreme weather events, Youngkin wanted to tackle the current crisis first. Even the head of FEMA, Deanne Criswell, acknowledged on TV that warmer oceans could be making hurricanes more destructive nowadays. Youngkin wasn't alone in his approach. Schools stepped up to provide meals for kids who rely on them for food. This ensured that while classes were suspended, no student went hungry. It's a reminder that even during crises, communities can come together to support each other.