Restore Medics USA

10/03/2026

11am Light to moderate rain continues to lift North and fill in. Rain should be around through mid afternoon before it becomes more isolated this evening.

10/03/2026

💻⚙️ Celebrating the tech minds behind the solutions!

Happy National Techies Day! 🎉

Today, we recognize the developers, IT professionals, tech specialists, and problem-solvers who use technology and innovation to make work—and life—run a little smoother.

At Restore Medics USA, technology plays an important role in delivering efficient property restoration services, from responding to emergencies to helping communities recover from water damage, fire damage, mold, and other property disasters.

Here’s to the people who solve problems, build solutions, innovate, and make a difference! 👏💡

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🌐www.restoremedicsusa.com
📞877-817-6653

10/01/2026

Widespread Soaker Is Underway!!

Double digit rainfall totals now around Jacksboro.

DFW Airport officially first hour rainfall 1.56” is more rain in one hour than the last 3 months as of 9am Thursday. Heavy rain moving deeper into the metroplex.

The front is still in West Texas and that will be round 2 arriving overnight into Friday with more heavy rain.

10/01/2026

Marginal Severe Storms & Heavy Rain Thursday…

The pattern change you’ve been waiting for is on the way. One last day in the 90s topping out around 95 this afternoon under mostly sunny skies. The record setting September will shattered all records. Average ends up being 98 degrees for the entire month. That is incredible for DFW

After 6pm all eyes will be out West with scattered storms approaching the I-35 Corridor. Storm motion will become parallel to the surface boundary creating a favorable setup for repeated development and training thunderstorms into the overnight.

Thursday A nearly stationary Southwest to Northeast frontal zone will be over North Texas. The atmosphere is loaded with precipitation water content value over 2” per hour at near record levels for October. This will support very heavy rain and some some stronger thunderstorms. A few will likely become marginal severe with gusty winds. This is mainly a heavy rain event with flash flooding concerns with the dry soil not being able to soak in fast enough.

Flood watch Wednesday 4pm to Friday with widespread 2 to 4” expected with isolated 5 to 7” total through Friday across North & Central Texas.

Saturday another round of scattered storms and pockets of heavy rain with overall 60% coverage adding to the week total.

Sunday Isolated showers with 30% coverage.

By Sunday some isolated totals may approach double digits. A lot of rain is coming with a widespread soaker.

We clear out Monday and by Tuesday morning some areas will be in the 50s for lows.

10/01/2026

☕🔥 Coffee lovers, this one’s for you!

Happy National Coffee Day! ☕❤️

Whether you need that first cup to power through the morning or a little afternoon pick-me-up, today is the perfect excuse to enjoy your favorite brew.

At Restore Medics USA, we’re all about helping communities get back to normal after water damage, fire damage, mold, and other property emergencies—and maybe enjoying a good cup of coffee along the way! 🏠☕

Cheers to a fresh cup and a fresh start! 🙌

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🌐www.restoremedicsusa.com
📞877-817-6653

09/30/2026

Storms are on the way!

Marginal Severe Storms & Heavy Rain Thursday…

The pattern change you’ve been waiting for is on the way. One last day in the 90s topping out around 95 this afternoon under mostly sunny skies. The record setting September will shattered all records. Average ends up being 98 degrees for the entire month. That is incredible for DFW

After 6pm all eyes will be out West with scattered storms approaching the I-35 Corridor. Storm motion will become parallel to the surface boundary creating a favorable setup for repeated development and training thunderstorms into the overnight.

Thursday A nearly stationary Southwest to Northeast frontal zone will be over North Texas. The atmosphere is loaded with precipitation water content value over 2” per hour at near record levels for October. This will support very heavy rain and some some stronger thunderstorms. A few will likely become marginal severe with gusty winds. This is mainly a heavy rain event with flash flooding concerns with the dry soil not being able to soak in fast enough.

Flood watch Wednesday 4pm to Friday with widespread 2 to 4” expected with isolated 5 to 7” total through Friday across North & Central Texas.

Saturday another round of scattered storms and pockets of heavy rain with overall 60% coverage adding to the week total.

Sunday Isolated showers with 30% coverage.

By Sunday some isolated totals may approach double digits. A lot of rain is coming with a widespread soaker.

We clear out Monday and by Tuesday morning some areas will be in the 50s for lows.

09/29/2026

🔥 Wildfire Safety Starts at Home! 🏡

Creating a defensible space around your home can help reduce wildfire risk and protect your property from flames and embers. Clear dry vegetation, leaves, and debris; keep flammable materials away from your home; trim branches near your roof; and keep your gutters clean.

A few simple steps today can make a big difference when wildfire threatens. Be prepared. Stay safe. Protect what matters. ❤️

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🌐www.restoremedicsusa.com
📞877-817-6653

09/25/2026

Success grows through continuous learning, meaningful connections, and the right people in the room.

SRC Summit brings industry leaders together to share real-world knowledge, proven lessons, and insights that can help businesses move forward.

Be in the room for SRC Summit 2027. Learn. Connect. Grow.
📍 Dallas, Texas
📅 January 19–20, 2027

09/24/2026

🌪️ Hurricane Polo remains a powerful Category 4 storm. Stay informed, stay prepared, and keep an eye on official updates. 🌧️🌊

🌪️ HURRICANE POLO UPDATE 🌪️

Hurricane Polo has been downgraded from Category 5 to Category 4, but it remains a powerful storm off Mexico's coast.

According to the report, Hurricane Hunter aircraft recorded sustained winds near 180 mph (285 km/h), with stronger gusts possible. While Polo is not currently expected to make direct landfall, parts of southwestern Mexico could still experience dangerous conditions.

⚠️ Potential impacts include:
🌧️ Up to 6 inches of rainfall, with as much as 8 inches possible in some areas
🌊 Large ocean swells and life-threatening surf
⛰️ Risk of flooding and mudslides, especially in steep terrain
📍 Jalisco, Colima, and Michoacán remain among the areas highlighted for vigilance

Residents and communities along the Pacific coast are encouraged to stay informed, monitor official weather updates, and remain prepared as conditions can change.

📲 Stay informed. Stay prepared. Stay safe.

📞 (833) 937-8676
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🌐www.srcsummit.com

09/22/2026

🔥 Wildfires can change quickly, and being prepared can make a critical difference.

Stay alert to local fire conditions, know your evacuation plan, and reduce potential fire hazards around your property.

From wildfire preparedness and fire prevention to property protection and restoration, the right plan can help protect your home and the people who matter most. 🏠🔥

Stay informed. Stay ready. Stay safe.

📍 Serving Dallas, Fort Worth & Houston
📞 877-817-6653
🌐 RestoreMedicsUSA.com