Scientists: More hurricane research needed to protect US residents…
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- Scientists: More hurricane research needed to protect US residents…
- Tornado Hits Arundel; Many Homes Without Power
- Mini tornado damages church glass
- Was hurricane threat an excuse to reject Tampa?
Scientists: More hurricane research needed to protect US residents…
USA Today – Sep 29, 2006
Hurricane-related economic losses have increased steadily for 50 years. In constant 2006 dollars the losses averaged $1. 3 billion per year from 1949 to 1989 $10. 1 billion per year from 1990 to 1995 and $35. 8 billion per year from 2000-2005 according to the National Science Board report.
Tornado Hits Arundel; Many Homes Without Power
Washington Post – Sep 29, 2006
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Mini tornado damages church glass
BBC News – Sep 29, 2006
The tornado appears to have struck during a thunderstorm on Friday afternoon. It was spotted by a couple in Bardney along Branston causeway according to callers to BBC Radio Lincolnshire. ne Belchford resident told the station: “They say it was a tornado. It is terrible mess with glass all over the church carpet… The tornado appears to have struck during a thunderstorm on Friday afternoon. It was spotted by a couple in Bardney along Branston causeway according to callers to BBC Radio Lincolnshire. ne Belchford resident told the station: “They say it was a tornado. It is terrible mess with glass all over the church carpet.
Was hurricane threat an excuse to reject Tampa?
St. Petersburg Times – Sep 29, 2006
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