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How to Help Hurricane Dorian Survivors in the Bahamas Hurricane Dorian struck the northern Bahamas as a Category 5 hurricane on Sunday and stalled over the Abaco Islands and Grand Bahama Island for two days. The destructive winds, torrential rains and relentless flooding has likely destroyed more than 10,000 homes and wiped out much of the infrastructure, especially in

Dorian has sustained winds of 150mph and is near a Category 5. As Dorian takes aim at America’s east coast – cities across the state of Florida prepare in the face of what is expected to be a major category 4 Hurricane. Though the storm has slowed down, Dorian continues to strengthen and remains a growing threat for Georgia and

The Hurricane Watch Net (HWN) says that with Tropical Storm Dorian forecast to become a Category 1 Hurricane sometime early Tuesday afternoon, Puerto Rico will feel begin to feel the storm’s effects later that day. If the storm tracks a bit to the north, the island could take a direct hit. Dorian is expected to make landfall on Thursday, August

Hurricane tracker: ‘Prepare your family’ Peak of hurricane season to be worse this year HURRICANE season is well underway, with powerful storms developing in both the Pacific and the Atlantic Ocean since early June. According to officials, the 2019 season could be worse than usual. By LIAM DOYLE PUBLISHED: 06:53, Wed, Aug 14, 2019 | UPDATED: 18:28, Wed, Aug 14, 2019 Hurricane trackers are

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6 hurricanes and 12 named storms predicted for the remainder of 2019 Hurricane season  Coast Newspapers Published 6:41 AM EDT Aug 7, 2019 Researchers estimated we will see six hurricanes in the remaining months of the 2019 Atlantic hurricane season, and two of those are expected to be major. A group of atmospheric scientists — considered the nation’s leading hurricane forecasters — are classifying this

It looks like New Orleans is going to take a shot from a potential Category 1 hurricane by Saturday. Half my family is from New Orleans, and I’m confident in saying that none of us would be nervous about a Cat 1. However, it’s not so much the winds that are the problem with maybe-Hurricane Barry; it’s the water. Whether