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Hurricane Ian aftermath in Florida

Nation Oct 04

Thousands still without power in Florida as Hurricane Ian rescues continue

By Rebecca Santana, Associated Press

Nation Sep 28

Hurricane Ian approches Florida
WATCH: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis warns of mass power outages as Hurricane Ian approaches landfall

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis says some areas have begun to lose power and warns of mass outages as Hurricane Ian approaches the state's coast.

By Associated Press

Nation Aug 26

Watch 8:50
Gulf Coast gears up for monster Hurricane Laura, a Category 4 storm

Potential catastrophe is blowing out of the Gulf of Mexico. Hurricane Laura has morphed into a Category 4 monster, with winds that could reach 145 miles per hour. Officials are warning of extreme damage as the storm slams into the…

World Sep 09

Watch 5:42
On Abaco and Grand Bahama, the best option for many residents is to leave

It’s been a week since Hurricane Dorian devastated the Abaco Islands and part of Grand Bahama. Many residents of the stricken areas have left their ruined homes or are waiting in lines for transportation out, because leaving is their best…

World Sep 06

Watch 4:30
The immense logistical challenges of emergency response in the Bahamas

With the northern islands of the Bahamas leveled by Hurricane Dorian, getting to people who are in danger and transporting them out of the ruins pose immense logistical challenges. William Brangham talks to Elizabeth Riley, deputy executive director of the…

Sep 05

Watch 7:56
As Hurricane Dorian batters the Carolinas, what’s next for relief efforts in the Bahamas

Hurricane Dorian is inflicting damage in the Carolinas, where streets filled with water, 105 mile-per-hour winds knocked out power to more than 200,000 customers. Officials in both states warned people to heed the storm, which actually strengthened overnight. And in…

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Sep 05

Watch 4:16
How Charleston is faring after battering from Hurricane Dorian

The port city of Charleston is prone to flooding even in normal rain events, so local officials and residents prepared for the worst when awaiting Hurricane Dorian. In the end, the city saw less flooding and storm surge than they…

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Sep 05

Watch 4:26
What the East Coast of the U.S. can expect from Hurricane Dorian

After causing calamity in the northern islands of the Bahamas, Hurricane Dorian is just offshore from northern South Carolina and southern North Carolina Thursday. When will this storm conclude its path of destruction? The National Hurricane Center's Ed Rappaport joins…

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Sep 05

Where Hurricane Dorian’s storm surge could be the worst

By Gretchen Frazee

The National Hurricane Center is predicting up to eight feet of storm surge in the most at-risk regions.

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Sep 04

Watch 7:04
Hurricane Dorian leaves ‘apocalyptic’ damage in the Bahamas

The southeastern U.S. shoreline is watching Hurricane Dorian drive north, not far offshore. The storm’s winds have dropped to 105 miles per hour, still plenty powerful but much less severe than those that blasted the northern Bahamas earlier this week.

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