natural disaster

He compared the circumstances with those after a natural disaster, such as a hurricane that damages power lines or a major wildfire that destroys key transmission lines.

The movie’s verisimilitude may trigger some Los Angeles viewers who know all too well the pain of recovering from a natural disaster.

“Do you remember when we weren’t dealing with a new natural disaster every week?”

“An upcoming video game got shelved a week before it hit stores, and the development team is suing the company. There’s a new natural disaster every week. And to top it all off, school’s starting back up in a month.”

Mom will be back any second, and if we don’t know anything about Hurricane Floyd, she’s going to make us recite every international election and natural disaster from memory.