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Hurricanes and tornadoes are two of Mother Nature’s most severe weather phenomena but for this year, both have seen unusually low levels of...
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Taking time from a rebuilding effort that could take a decade, residents of Galveston, Texas took the time Sunday to remember the hurricane that...
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Tropical Storm Fred did not waste any time becoming Hurricane Fred overnight. After becoming a tropical storm on Monday the system has quickly gained...
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The sixth named storm of the 2009 Atlantic hurricane season has developed. Tropical Storm Fred continues to gain strength since forming yesterday and...
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Tropical Storm Fred quickly developed into a Category 2 hurricane. After becoming a tropical storm on Monday the system has gained stature as a...
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Will Tropical Storm Erika become Hurricane Erika? Or will she simply dissipate and fade way? Is the storm going to continue west or take a turn to the...
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Tropical Storm Erika has formed in the Atlantic and the storm has begun a path toward the west. Will it become a hurricane? Monitor the progress of...
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Mexico prepared Tuesday for a direct hit from Hurricane Jimena, now a Category 4 hurricane packing winds of 145 mph. Hurricane Warnings were issued...
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Hurricane Jimena continues to move north as the National Hurricane Center issues warnings about the “extremely dangerous” storm. Now...
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Hurricane Jimena is approaching Baja California as a major Category 4 storm packing winds of 145 mph. Along its forecast path are many resort...
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