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TOPIC   WEATHER & NATURAL DISASTERS


1998
DECEMBER
December 29, 1998
Stormy Weather
Phil Ponce recalls the year of devastating weather.

NOVEMBER
November 30, 1998
The Road To Recovery
Honduras begins rebuilding after the devastation of Hurricane Mitch


November 13, 1998
Hungry For Aid
A look at the struggle to bring relief to some of the victims of Hurricane Mitch.


November 5, 1998
Seeking Relief
Phil Ponce talks with Honduran President Carlos Flores about the aftermath of Hurricane Mitch.


November 2, 1998
Deadly Weather
Floods and mudslides from Hurricane Mitch killed over 7000 and caused widespread destruction in Latin America.

OCTOBER
October 21, 1998
Texas Floods
Phil Ponce has an update on the Texas floods.

SEPTEMBER
September 28, 1998
Georges Hits Mississippi
Hurricane Georges is downgraded to a tropical storm, but not before it left a trail of destruction.


September 25, 1998
Hurricane Update
Hurricane Georges threatens lives and homes from Florida to Louisiana.


September 24, 1998
Stormy Weather
Floridians prepare for Hurricane Georges.

AUGUST
August 25, 1998
Stormy Weather
Residents along the East Coast boarded up their houses and businesses and headed for higher ground as Hurricane Bonnie headed towards land.


August 7, 1998
Texas Scorcher
The Dallas-Fort Worth TV station, WFAA, has covered the recent killer heat wave extensively. Here are some excerpts that tell the story in the words of WFAA reporters.

JULY
July 24, 1998
Steamy Summer
Elizabeth Farnsworth leads a discussion on the effects the temperatures have had on farmers, the elderly, and the people of the South.


July 20, 1998
Killer Wave
A tidal wave swept the island nation of Papua New Guinea, leaving seven hundred confirmed dead and thousands injured.


July 17, 1998
Beating The Heat?
Record temperatures reaching past the hundred degree mark have made this summer a scorcher in Texas.

MAY
May 22, 1998
Fire & Smoke
The recent fires in Mexico have left Texas in a smokey haze.

APRIL
April 15, 1998
Triumphant Recoveries
The Grand Forks North Dakota Herald was announced the winner of the Pulitzer Prize Public Service award Tuesday for their coverage of the Red River floods that devastated the town a year ago.

FEBRUARY
February 13, 1998
Coping
El Niño continued to unleash its fury across California as fourteen counties declared local states of emergency.


February 4, 1998
El Niño Effects
Spencer Michels reports on how a California community is coping with El Niño's destructive rampage.

JANUARY
January 12, 1998
Weathering The Storm
A severe ice storm that struck the Northeastern United States and Eastern Canada last week has left hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses without power.

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