Hurricane preparations at FEMA have slowed to a crawl. With hurricane season weeks away, a new assessment raises a number of red flags about how the agency would respond to a major disaster.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is “not ready” for hurricane season, which starts on June 1, according to internal documents. Revelations of FEMA being ill-prepared ahead of Hurricane season come as the agency has seen a 30% reduction in its workforce due to DOGE layoffs and buyouts.

With fewer than two weeks to go before the Atlantic hurricane season begins, a new report from FEMA says the disaster response agency is not ready. Nicole Sganga has more.