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| Upon reaching | hurricane status, one computer model predicted Henriet |
| Hurricane was one of a pair of locomotives built for t | |
| The passage of the | hurricane caused one fatality in the state; a Bridge C |
| ily available, resulting in the release of a | hurricane warning only eight hours prior to landfall. |
| astern side of the Baja Peninsula as a major | hurricane, becoming only one of two storms to do that. |
| Hurricane Electric operates datacenters in the San Fra | |
| Hurricane Electric operates a free IPv6 certification | |
| Hurricane Electric operates a free IPv6 tunnel broker | |
| t, 486 Squadron was equipped with the Hawker | Hurricane MkIIB, operating as a night fighter unit fro |
| i, saves her younger brother's life during a | hurricane, she opts to remain with him. |
| by the 17-foot (5.2 m) storm surge that the | hurricane brought or crushed beneath collapsed buildin |
| Elsewhere in the Bahamas, the | hurricane damaged or destroyed 63 homes and buildings |
| n, a Carib word, and the source of the words | hurricane and orcan (European windstorm). |
| When a | hurricane opened Oregon Inlet about 11 miles to the no |
| Hurricane Earl originated out of a strong tropical wav | |
| Hurricane Fred originated from a strong tropical wave | |
| Hurricane Ginger originated in a cold-core upper-level | |
| Hurricane Linda originated out of a tropical wave that | |
| Hurricane Adrian originated from a tropical wave that | |
| Hurricane Joyce originated from a tropical wave that e | |
| "Bob, the | hurricane, knocked out all the power; it was all candl |
| ization), a trustee of Maine Medical Center, | Hurricane Island Outward Bound and other non-profits. |
| musical climates (indeed, the topic of which | Hurricane album, Over the Edge or Slave to the Thrill |
| Royal Air Force moved in, along with Hawker | Hurricane, Airspeed Oxford and Avro Anson aircraft. |
| ft, such as the Supermarine Spitfire, Hawker | Hurricane and P-51 Mustang. |
| During the aftermath of | Hurricane Katrina, Parkway Partners was able to revita |
| In 1844 a | hurricane eroded part of the island, destroyed the kee |
| Hurricane Allen partially reopened the pass in 1980, a | |
| Haiti was already experiencing flooding from | Hurricane Wilma's passage between October 8 and 19, so |
| The next morning, August 17, the center of | Hurricane Dean passed between St. Lucia and Martinique |
| On September 3, 2007 the eye of Category 5 | Hurricane Felix passed over Serrana Bank. |
| northern Dominican Republic as a Category 3 | hurricane, but passed north enough to not cause major |
| In October 2005, | Hurricane Wilma passed over the city, and again the st |
| When the eye wall of | Hurricane Cleo passed over Coral Springs in August 198 |
| I. A minimal | hurricane that passed through the Leeward Islands on A |
| albanera did not show up in Havana after the | hurricane had passed, a search was started. |
| it was rolled back to the VAB temporarily as | Hurricane Alma passed, though the ground crew supposed |
| ated northeastward, reaching peak winds as a | hurricane after passing near Bermuda. |
| isted, elbows-on-the-keyboard, off-the-gauge | hurricane of passion, counter-rhythm and chromaticism. |
| g his television coverage and forecasting of | Hurricane Charley's path through Orlando in 2004. |
| ber 1 the system evolved into a full-fledged | hurricane with peak winds of 75 mph (121 km/h), althou |
| After | Hurricane Katrina, Peck returned to the home and garde |
| One | Hurricane was piloted by Frank Rose, who was shot down |
| ed rebuild the Hornets, despite the troubles | Hurricane Katrina placed on the club and the city of N |
| ncy to support development of a catastrophic | hurricane response plan for Southeast Louisiana, inclu |
| g Empty, IEM could not produce a copy of its | hurricane evacuation plan for New Orleans a year after |
| e entire package is very cheap compared to a | Hurricane Hunter plane. |
| ber, British Supermarine Spitfire and Hawker | Hurricane fighter planes from No. 66 and No. 92 Squadr |
| er 14, just before it reached the Carolinas, | hurricane hunter planes found the hurricane's winds to |
| aded with raw materials and 15 crated Hawker | Hurricane fighter planes: Lancastrian Prince, New West |
| lose to shore, workers had quickly put their | hurricane evacuation plans into order. |
| The 1926 | hurricane ended plans for a causeway to deliver munici |
| The issue of the state's response to | Hurricane Katrina played a large part in the decision |
| BBC Radio 4 commission - ‘The | Hurricane' - poem for Pentecost, performed by Fiona Sh |
| uct of the project was the Roosevelt Relief: | Hurricane Katrina policy publication which included 9 |
| er for the birds, and by two years after the | hurricane the population numbers were higher than befo |
| In the aftermath of the | hurricane the population was estimated at 23 individua |
| After | Hurricane Isabel pounded on the coast of Norfolk in la |
| he heels of Luis, a more powerful Category 4 | hurricane initially predicted to pass very close to St |
| g peak strength, forecasters at the National | Hurricane Center predicted Hurricane Sergio to intensi |
| The National | Hurricane Center predicted that Isaac had probably pea |
| the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory's | hurricane model predicted it to attain hurricane statu |
| ver warm water temperatures, the Statistical | Hurricane Intensity Prediction Scheme model issued a 4 |
| The National | Hurricane Center's preliminary report on Hurricane Lil |
| Until then, it was the second strongest | hurricane by pressure in the Atlantic Basin, but was s |
| d a 125 miles per hour (201 km/h) Category 3 | hurricane, with pressures dropping to 934 mbar (27.6 i |
| group's plans were accelerated to 2006 when | Hurricane Katrina prevented the New Orleans VooDoo fro |
| ea are generally similar in character to the | Hurricane Mountain Primitive Area. |
| urn, '57 Chevy, Sloe Comfortable Screw, SoCo | Hurricane, The Princess Peach, Slo Sunrise, Rickstasy, |
| The prolonged westward track of | Hurricane Fefa produced swells of up to 15 feet (4.5 m |
| The remnants of | Hurricane John produced moisture across much of the so |
| While nearly stationary, | Hurricane Ella produced waves of 5 to 9 feet (2 to 3 m |
| Hurricane Easy produced hurricane force winds across l | |
| On September 26, | Hurricane Georges produced no known tornadoes as it mo |
| rank Murdoch was responsible for getting the | Hurricane into production in sufficient numbers before |
| The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' | Hurricane Protection Program came into existence as a |
| loodwalls topped the canal levees as part of | hurricane protection projects following Hurricane Bets |
| used exclusively for wetland restoration and | hurricane protection projects. |
| The threat of | Hurricane Henriette prompted a Carnival Cruise Line sh |
| In 2005 | Hurricane Katrina provided a major challenge for Trito |
| ot attractive for the poor to begin with and | Hurricane Katrina provided an exit from those conditio |
| easure Coast, (1965) Coconut Grove, Florida: | Hurricane House Publishers, 5 pages of text on this ch |
| s Parkway, that was widened in the 1990s for | hurricane evacuation purposes. |
| Since the | hurricane, the racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic mix o |
| is activities was the theft of an RAF Hawker | Hurricane from RAF Usworth, near Sunderland, in which |
| The 1919 Atlantic | hurricane season ran through the summer and the first |
| The 1918 Atlantic | hurricane season ran through the summer and the first |
| The 1890 Atlantic | hurricane season ran through the summer and the first |
| After | Hurricane Katrina, Rankin housed over 25,000 people th |
| 8:00 p.m. EDT (0000 UTC August 20) - | Hurricane Bob rapidly weakened to a tropical storm aft |
| trying to move the team to San Antonio after | Hurricane Katrina ravaged New Orleans. |
| 2008 | Hurricane Ike ravaged Eastern Texas on September 17. |
| In August 2005, | Hurricane Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast of the United |
| reorganized that afternoon and the National | Hurricane Center re-assessed the intensity at 50 mph ( |
| e Gulf Stream in the Straits of Florida, the | hurricane rapidly re-intensified as the eye decreased |
| By 5:00 AM EDT, | Hurricane Katrina reached Category 3 intensity. |
| On August 14, the | hurricane then reached Category 2 strength as it moved |
| Hurricane Marty reached its peak strength on September | |
| The | hurricane never reached Texas A&M at College Station, |
| 5:00 p.m. PDT (00:00 UTC September 14) - | Hurricane Javier reaches its peak intensity of 150 mph |
| 0600 UTC (11:00 p.m. PDT August 4) - | Hurricane Felicia reaches Category 2 intensity. |
| as the cultural re-opening of the city after | hurricane Katrina" Really? |
| ed to organize, equip, train and perform all | hurricane weather reconnaissance in support of the Dep |
| Alex is only the second | hurricane on record to have reached Category 3 strengt |
| On 20 October he shot down a Hawker | Hurricane to record his 20th victory. |
| This ranks it as the second-strongest June | hurricane on record, as well as the eighth-strongest i |
| It became the third strongest June | hurricane on record, behind Hurricane Audrey in 1957 a |
| Hurricane Hunters recorded flight-level sustained wind | |
| ly intensify to the sixth strongest Atlantic | hurricane in recorded history. |
| It was also the earliest Category 5 | hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic basin (beating |
| A recording station at the National | Hurricane Center recorded a peak gust of 163 miles per |
| Ciriaco is also the longest lasting Atlantic | hurricane in recorded history, lasting for 28 days (31 |
| At the time, it was the strongest | hurricane ever recorded (the first reported, and confi |
| served as the Principal Federal Official for | Hurricane Rita Recovery operations reporting directly |
| ans' Village" development in New Orleans for | Hurricane Katrina refugee musicians. |
| Hurricane Katrina refugees came to the apartments in 2 | |
| atchet is the debut album by American rapper | Hurricane Chris, released in 2007. |
| In 2009 | Hurricane Chris released his second album Unleashed, w |
| ted to a charity record in aid of victims of | Hurricane Gilbert released under the collective name W |
| Hurricane Katrina relief | |
| ds Castilla to New Orleans as part of NATO's | Hurricane Katrina relief operation in Louisiana, in mi |
| The purpose was to raise funds for the | Hurricane Katrina relief efforts. |
| y organizing a group to recommend paying for | Hurricane Katrina relief by reducing pork barrel spend |
| iving in Gulfport, Mississippi, to help with | Hurricane Katrina relief operations. |
| in Natchez, Mississippi, and was involved in | Hurricane Katrina relief operations in September 2005. |
| urban search and rescue team to assist with | Hurricane Katrina relief efforts. |
| 6 season because the site was being used for | Hurricane Rita relief. |
| its from their performance in New Orleans to | Hurricane Katrina relief. |
| Following | Hurricane Katrina, ReliefNOW was, and continues to be, |
| In 2005, four evacuees of | Hurricane Katrina relocated from the wind and rain dam |
| e co-author of a book, Faces from the Flood: | Hurricane Floyd Remembered. |
| On September 13, 2008, | Hurricane Ike rendered about 90% of the community's ho |
| In 1999 | Hurricane Dennis reopened Old Drum Inlet, but it has a |
| 9, 2009, contractors looking for debris from | Hurricane Ike reported the discovery of the shipwreck |
| By that time, the | Hurricane Hunters reported a well-defined eye, and the |
| However, | Hurricane Hunters reported strong winds in excess of 9 |
| The National | Hurricane Center reported that up to 20 in (510 mm) fe |
| of accolades after its prompt recovery from | Hurricane Katrina, reportedly using a small gasoline-p |
| and the installation of modern, metal-based, | hurricane impact resistant windows ("Miami windows") i |
| The | hurricane was responsible for $12 million in damage (1 |
| In Louisiana, the compact nature of | Hurricane Ethel resulted in only the far eastern porti |
| ands, Katrina's Smallest Victims, a focus on | Hurricane Katrina, Return to the Forest Where We Live, |
| ercial areas were quick to re-open following | Hurricane Katrina, returning to operation well before |
| nd Marshall wins its game against the Golden | Hurricane, then Rice would be the West Division champi |
| ric renovation project was accelerated after | Hurricane Floyd ripped off the metal roofs over the se |
| Hurricane Charlie ripped part of the museum roof off a | |
| 1954, a day most locals remember as the day | Hurricane Hazel roared through Central and Eastern Nor |
| This will provide both a better | hurricane evacuation route from Okaloosa County as wel |
| It is part of a major | hurricane evacuation route for the area. |
| A | hurricane evacuation route is a highway in the United |
| It is a critical | hurricane evacuation route for thousands of inhabitant |
| A | hurricane evacuation route shield in New Orleans, Loui |
| ell as to provide a safer and more efficient | hurricane evacuation route for Outer Banks residents a |
| Agency as part of the CRPTA's 2030 Plan as a | hurricane evacuation route as well as an eastern bypas |
| I-16 serves as a | hurricane evacuation route for Savannah and other coas |
| ortion of SH 124 is part of a longer coastal | hurricane evacuation route. |
| Highway 89 also is a | hurricane evacuation route. |
| Along the Gulf Coast, | hurricane evacuation routes lead north and west for up |
| landed downrange of the expected area, where | Hurricane Gladys ruled out a continued search. |
| canes occasionally hit the islands, with the | hurricane season running from June to November. |
| district, and everybody's been affected (by | Hurricane Katrina),” said Boasso. |
| Later in the evening, the National | Hurricane Center said that Bertha may have been strong |
| Flying the Hawker | Hurricane, Allard saw action in the Battle of France, |
| Forecasters at the U.S. National | Hurricane Center say Tomas has the potential to streng |
| National | Hurricane Center says there is a 60 percent chance tha |
| The | hurricane center says the storm's sustained winds incr |
| Hurricane Intermediate School | |
| itle in 2008, 2009 and 2010, defeating rival | Hurricane High School in all three games at Rice-Eccle |
| Hurricane High's school colors are red and black. | |
| The book covers | hurricane history, science, and includes a large secti |
| nsidering that Kyle Rote, Jr. had joined the | Hurricane that season, it would have to have to have b |
| The second tropical cyclone, second | hurricane, and second intense hurricane of the season |
| on other Six Flags locations added their own | Hurricane Harbor sections. |
| The Friends of | Hurricane Creek seek to alter the proposed routing to |
| The | hurricane of September 21, 1938, caused widespread des |
| the storm gradually strengthened, becoming a | hurricane on September 1 and reaching its peak intensi |
| The track was destroyed in the | hurricane of September 17, 1926. |
| of the inaugural school year, a devastating | hurricane on September 17-18 followed by the Great Dep |
| It was completed in 1804 but a severe | hurricane in September of that year virtually destroye |
| were blamed on rip currents triggered by the | hurricane on September 12. |
| at Calf Pasture were washed away during the | hurricane of September 1938. |
| n September 7, 1940 over London and a Hawker | Hurricane on September 29, 1940 south of London. |
| northwestward and rapidly intensified into a | hurricane on September 17. |
| intensified into a 120 mph (200 km/h) major | hurricane on September 24. |
| Philippe became a | hurricane on September 18 and stayed as such for two d |
| The ship sank in a | hurricane in September 1857, along with 400 passengers |
| with the German ship Pamir, which sank in a | hurricane in September 1957. |
| A | hurricane in September 1933 damaged the light. |
| ting the destruction caused by the Galveston | hurricane on September 8, 1900. |
| Stream, turned to the northeast and became a | hurricane on September 10. |
| 29 it slowly proceeded westward and became a | hurricane on September 1. |
| children from a ship in distress during the | hurricane of September, 1929. |
| g & Cable magazine noted, "In its aftermath, | Hurricane Katrina served to usher in a new breed of em |
| moved to Miami, Florida to establish a joint | hurricane warning service with the United States Army |
| "In the | Hurricane Katrina setting, federal officials apparentl |
| Agricultural damage from the | hurricane was severe as the storm damaged or destroyed |
| The passage of the | hurricane caused severe damage estimated at $15-$50 mi |
| On 5 September 1995, | Hurricane Luis severely pounded the islands causing nu |
| Hurricane Katrina severely damaged the trees in the pa | |
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