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AP - Tropical Storm Ida sloshed ashore with rain and gusty winds Tuesday before weakening to a depression, causing little damage along the Gulf Coast but bringing more rain to the already-soaked Southeast.
The 2009 Atlantic Hurricane Season will come to an end as calendars are switched from November to December. Overall, it was a quiet season with most of the named storms staying out to sea.
On this final day of November, residents of South Florida and other parts of the country, can breathe a collective sigh of relief now that the 2009 Atlantic Hurricane Season officially comes to an end. In addition, the 2009 season will go into the record books as the quietest since 1997, due to the impact of the El Nino weather phenomenon, according to forecasters at Colorado State University.
By JOSEPH CHRYSDALE United Press International The 2009 Atlantic hurricane season ended Monday with just three hurricanes, the weakest of which killed the most people and did the most damage.
The 2009 Hurricane Season comes to an end as the least active season since 1997.
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The Atlantic hurricane season, which officially ended Monday, produced nine named storms, including three hurricanes, during the six-month period that began June 1.
A powerful winter storm will blast across Northwest Florida on Tuesday night and Wednesday bringing torrential rains, gale-force winds and storm surges comparable to a tropical storm. The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Watch for...
Miami real estate developer David Lombardi was at a meeting of art-insurance executives in 2006 when they conjured up a nightmare scenario: What if a freak hurricane rolled into South Florida during Art Basel and washed away millions of dollars worth of paintings and sculptures?
WASHINGTON — The construction of some homes for low-income Louisiana residents is in jeopardy because of an approaching deadline to get the hurricane rebuilding done.
Galveston homeowners whose homes were damaged by Hurricane Ike can now apply for assistance from the city's new Disaster Recovery Housing Program - a voluntary program designed to help repair damage and, when necessary, reconstruct homes.
