Ice Storm Emergency Briefing : Caravan To Midnight – Ep. 2681

Ice accumulation approaching one inch in some regions, combined with extended sub-freezing temperatures, places communities at risk of grid failure, impassable roads, delayed emergency response, and medical vulnerability. Unlike routine winter storms, this event is defined by convergence — ice, cold, scale, and time — a combination that historically produces cascading failures rather than isolated inconvenience.

Joining John B. Wells tonight is Dr. John Waterman, a veteran disaster-response professional trained by the NOAA National Weather Service, with decades of hands-on experience coordinating emergency response during some of the most devastating weather events in U.S. history. Dr. Waterman brings firsthand insight from large-scale tornado disasters in Oklahoma, emergency operations coordination, and real-time storm warning verification — offering clarity rooted in experience, not speculation.

This broadcast will move beyond headlines to address how families can prepare, plan, and remain steady as conditions deteriorate — without panic and without denial. The program concludes with a focus on the power of agreement, as the Caravan community stands together in prayer, exercising spiritual authority rather than fear.