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In our news wrap Monday, the Gulf Coast is bracing for Tropical Storm Gordon, which could grow into a hurricane and reach land by Tuesday. Also, a U.S. soldier was killed in eastern Afghanistan and another was wounded. Officials said it appeared to be an insider attack involving Afghan security forces.
... MILES O'BRIEN: In the day's other news, Tropical Storm Lidia in the Pacific battered Mexico's Baja California Peninsula with heavy wind and rain. Officials reported four deaths. The storm caused flooding as far away as Mexico City, and it could bring rain to the American Southwest ...
... in his own ranks. We will have a full report after the news summary. GWEN IFILL: In the day's other news: An early-season tropical storm, Colin, raised the alarm on Florida's Panhandle coast. Governor Rick Scott declared emergencies in 34 counties as the storm brought winds of ...
Tropical Storm Karen expected to hit northern Gulf Coast: http://t.co/ZlshvL5tWy -NS— The Associated Press (@AP) October 4, 2013
National Hurricane Center screen grab The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is telling Gulf Coast residents to "take steps now to be prepared and follow the direction of local officials" as Tropical Storm Karen approaches. The National Weather service has issued a hurricane watch for the Gulf Coast from Lousiana ...
The AP is reporting that a tropical storm formed in the Gulf of Mexico Thursday morning, about 500 miles south of the mouth of the Mississippi River. The storm, named Karen, is moving north-northwest at 13 mph with wind speeds of up to 60 mph and could be hurricane ...
The probable path of Manuel. Click to see larger version. Image by NOAA. Desperation mounted Wednesday in the cut-off resort of Acapulco, where residents looted a store and thousands of exhausted, despondent tourists waited to be ferried out by air. -- AP.
Hurricane Sandy was downgraded to a post-tropical storm on Monday after it made landfall on the New Jersey coast. But the super storm packed a punch, leaving 8.1 million homes and businesses without power, closing transportation. The damage is currently estimated at $20 billion and rising. These photos show the aftermath.
... JUDY WOODRUFF: And we turn to the damage done by Isaac. The storm is making its way north, hitting Arkansas and Mississippi today, and heading for the Ohio River Valley this weekend. Waters are receding in Louisiana, but cleanup could stretch out for weeks, after Isaac dumped more than ...
... built in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina around New Orleans have mostly held, the danger of Isaac has not yet passed. Downgraded back to a tropical storm Wednesday, the latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center warned Isaac was still "producing life-threatening hazards from storm surge and inland flooding ...
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