Jeras, known for her accuracy and clear communication in extreme weather coverage, has launched continuous live updates across multiple platforms, providing vital information on evacuation zones, shelter locations, and weather developments. Her voice has become a beacon of guidance in the chaos, urging residents to stay alert and prioritize their safety. “This is not just another storm,” she said during a live broadcast. “This is a life-threatening emergency. Please, do not underestimate the danger.”
Authorities have declared a state of emergency in several counties, as floodwaters rise at an alarming rate. Emergency crews are working around the clock, rescuing stranded residents from rooftops and submerged vehicles. Jacqui Jeras has been working closely with emergency management officials, translating complex meteorological data into clear, actionable advice for the public. She has even paused her typical studio coverage to broadcast from the field, standing in flooded areas to show the true scope of the disaster.
In one emotional moment, Jeras held back tears as she reported from a community where several families had lost their homes overnight. “These people had minutes to flee,” she said. “It’s heartbreaking, but we are here to get the word out and help save as many lives as possible.”
Schools have been closed, major highways shut down, and thousands are without power. Hospitals are running on backup generators, and many elderly residents are in urgent need of assistance. In the midst of the crisis, Jacqui Jeras continues to be a critical lifeline, providing not just information, but reassurance and guidance.
As the rain continues and the threat intensifies, Jeras is urging everyone in affected areas to heed evacuation orders and check in on vulnerable neighbors. “We can rebuild homes,” she said, “but we cannot replace lives. Please be safe. We will get through this—together.”
