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The nation s top infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci has been recommending people wear face masks out in public since early April. President Donald Trump said it s voluntary and that he doesn t think he ll do it. Las Vegas locals are just as divided as the nation s leadership on the mask topic.Should everyone wear masks If I get it, I get it, said Troy Aton, outside of a local Walmart. Aton als stanley spain o said he is requir stanley cup ed to wear one to w stanley us ork but likes to be comfortable in public. I m not going to have this thing scare me or change who I am. If I get, I m going to have to fight it, Aton said. His sister, Tracy, said although she doesn t like to wear it, she chooses to do so. I m uncomfortable, but it s for my protection and everyone s protection, she said, adding that she only has to wear it for a short time. Demetrius Taylor is a lifelong Las Vegas. He said because he has diabetes, he is among the most vulnerable to the coronavirus. But he said wearing a mask is as much about protecting yourself as it is protecting others. Even if you don t want to do it for yourself, you need to do it for others, Taylor said. Here s what you need to know about personal safety masksDeborah Pinson is a real estate agent, who s also selling masks and other personal protective equipment online. She said while she didn t agree with shutting down the country, she believes if everyone wore masks and followed the recommendations of health officials, we would be in a much b Gwfz More states and cities ramp up efforts to curb illegal street racing
Millions along the Gulf Coast and Southern U.S. are bracing for severe weather this week.TheNational Weather Servicehas issued a severe thunderstorm warning spanning from Texas to the Lower Mississippi Valley and across the Gulf Coa stanley tazas st States for Wednesday. This warning forecasts the likelihood of a few tornadoes, large hail, and damaging winds.TheNWS reportedthat the southern Plains and lower Mississippi Valley saw significant rainfall and intense thunderstorms on Tuesday, and they anticipate further heavy rain overnight, potentially stanley mugs leading to flash floods from east-central Texas to portions of western Mississippi and even Alabama.This disruptive weather is expected to continue all through Wednesday and spread ac vaso stanley ross the Southeast bringing multiple rounds of strong thunderstorms to the Tennessee Valley, northeast Louisiana to southwest Georgia and the Florida Panhandle.Forecasters urge residents and visitors from east-central Louisiana to southwest Mississippi to ensure they have multiple ways to receive severe storm warnings on Wednesday, as they anticipate these storms could bring several tornadoes, some of which may be strong, along with widespread damaging winds and flooding.The weather pattern is expected to last through Thursday, as it will move to the Northeast with thunderstorms, damaging winds, and flash flood warnings for the Carolinas, Florida, and the Ohio Valley.SEE MORE: Are you prepared for a natural disaster Do these things nowTrending stories at Scrippsne
The nation s top infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci has been recommending people wear face masks out in public since early April. President Donald Trump said it s voluntary and that he doesn t think he ll do it. Las Vegas locals are just as divided as the nation s leadership on the mask topic.Should everyone wear masks If I get it, I get it, said Troy Aton, outside of a local Walmart. Aton als stanley spain o said he is requir stanley cup ed to wear one to w stanley us ork but likes to be comfortable in public. I m not going to have this thing scare me or change who I am. If I get, I m going to have to fight it, Aton said. His sister, Tracy, said although she doesn t like to wear it, she chooses to do so. I m uncomfortable, but it s for my protection and everyone s protection, she said, adding that she only has to wear it for a short time. Demetrius Taylor is a lifelong Las Vegas. He said because he has diabetes, he is among the most vulnerable to the coronavirus. But he said wearing a mask is as much about protecting yourself as it is protecting others. Even if you don t want to do it for yourself, you need to do it for others, Taylor said. Here s what you need to know about personal safety masksDeborah Pinson is a real estate agent, who s also selling masks and other personal protective equipment online. She said while she didn t agree with shutting down the country, she believes if everyone wore masks and followed the recommendations of health officials, we would be in a much b Gwfz More states and cities ramp up efforts to curb illegal street racing
Millions along the Gulf Coast and Southern U.S. are bracing for severe weather this week.TheNational Weather Servicehas issued a severe thunderstorm warning spanning from Texas to the Lower Mississippi Valley and across the Gulf Coa stanley tazas st States for Wednesday. This warning forecasts the likelihood of a few tornadoes, large hail, and damaging winds.TheNWS reportedthat the southern Plains and lower Mississippi Valley saw significant rainfall and intense thunderstorms on Tuesday, and they anticipate further heavy rain overnight, potentially stanley mugs leading to flash floods from east-central Texas to portions of western Mississippi and even Alabama.This disruptive weather is expected to continue all through Wednesday and spread ac vaso stanley ross the Southeast bringing multiple rounds of strong thunderstorms to the Tennessee Valley, northeast Louisiana to southwest Georgia and the Florida Panhandle.Forecasters urge residents and visitors from east-central Louisiana to southwest Mississippi to ensure they have multiple ways to receive severe storm warnings on Wednesday, as they anticipate these storms could bring several tornadoes, some of which may be strong, along with widespread damaging winds and flooding.The weather pattern is expected to last through Thursday, as it will move to the Northeast with thunderstorms, damaging winds, and flash flood warnings for the Carolinas, Florida, and the Ohio Valley.SEE MORE: Are you prepared for a natural disaster Do these things nowTrending stories at Scrippsne