Our Top 10 Blogs at Big Bags USA®

Big Bags USA® has been blogging for over 4 years now. We’ve covered topics from how the Big Bags USA® flood barrier system works to understanding flood risks and hurricane preparedness. Of the 250+ blogs we’ve written, some stood out to our readers more than others. Below you will find a list of our top 10 blogs based on readership. Enjoy!

1. Understanding the Mudslides in California

Wildfires are a common issue on our West Coast. Unfortunately, those burn scarred areas are highly susceptible to mudslides and flooding. This blog dives into the link between wildfires and mudslides, and provides ideas for how to protect communities from the devastation associated with these natural disasters. Check it out: http://mrbigbagsusa.blogspot.com/2018/01/understanding-mudslides-in-california.html

2. Ohio River Sees Highest Levels in 20 Years

In February 2018, the Ohio River experienced major flooding. This is not an uncommon experience for rivers across the country during the late winter and early spring. While this weather event has come and gone, we’re sure to see similar occurances in the future, and our flood protection barriers are the solution. Learn more: http://mrbigbagsusa.blogspot.com/2018/02/ohio-river-sees-highest-levels-in-20.html

3. What Will the 2018 Hurricane Season Hold?

Hurricane Season runs from June to October each year. In 2017, we experienced a very active, and destructive, hurricane season. What do we have to look forward to, and prepare for, this year? Find out more here: http://mrbigbagsusa.blogspot.com/2018/03/what-will-2018-hurricane-season-hold.html

4. 2016 Midwest Spring Flood Outlook

Each spring, the National Weather Service releases a flood outlook describing what we can expect in regard to flooding that season. It provides a statistical assessment of flood potential due to snowmelt and spring thawing conditions. Understanding the flood potential helps us to be prepared and mitigate damages. Check out the blog here to get an idea of what you might see in future outlooks: http://mrbigbagsusa.blogspot.com/2016/02/2016-midwest-spring-flooding-outlook.html

5. Use Big Bags USA Systems as a Coffer Dam!

The Big Bags USA® barrier system can be used in a variety of flood & water-control situations, including as a coffer dam. Coffer dams made with Big Bags USA® flood barriers are an easy and cost effective alternative to metal sheet pilings that require expensive equipment to deploy. Learn more here:
http://mrbigbagsusa.blogspot.com/2014/08/use-big-bags-usa-systems-as-coffer-dam.html

6. Prepare Now for Spring Flood Risks

Spring flooding is inevitable, and while it’s more common in areas that experience heavy winter snowfall, it can happen anywhere across the country. It’s important to prepare early for that potential flooding. Read more here: http://mrbigbagsusa.blogspot.com/2018/02/prepare-now-for-spring-flood-risks.html

7. Who Can Benefit From Big Bags USA® Flood Barriers?

Big Bags USA® flood barriers can handle the highest demands at a fraction of the cost typically associated with rapid deployed systems. The National Guard, State Transportation Departments, Emergency Agencies and more can all benefit from our flood barrier product. Learn more in this blog:
http://mrbigbagsusa.blogspot.com/2017/12/who-can-benefit-from-big-bags-usa-flood.html

8. The Effects of Ice Jams

Along with frigid temperatures, the winter season brings the possibility of ice formation. Ice jams are a common cause of winter flooding across the country. Check out this blog to learn about protecting your community and your property from the effects of ice jams:
http://mrbigbagsusa.blogspot.com/2017/12/the-effects-of-ice-jams.html

9. Understanding the 100-Year Flood

The term “100-Year” flood is often misinterpreted as a flood that happens every 100 years. In actuality, the term describes a flood of great magnitude and is used as a regulatory standard used to administer floodplain management. Read more here: http://mrbigbagsusa.blogspot.com/2018/02/understanding-100-year-flood.html

10. The Cost Savings Associated with Big Bags USA®

Let’s face it, flood protection is not an inexpensive investment. However, mitigation is the best way to reduce the costs of flood damage inflicted on communities across the country. The great thing is that Big Bags USA® offers a variety of cost benefits when compared to other flood protection products and methods. Learn about it here: http://mrbigbagsusa.blogspot.com/2017/12/the-cost-savings-associated-with-big.html


For other interesting topics, check out our blog archives at: mrbigbagsusa.blogspot.com. Big Bags USA® flood barriers is here to help you be prepared, whether through education on our blog or with our physical flood barrier products. Talk to your community leaders, emergency management personnel, etc. and ask them to request Big Bags USA® by name! 

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