What's the most common day for a hurricane to make landfall in the U.S.?
You have probably heard that Sept. 10 is the peak of Atlantic hurricane season, but what is the most common day for a hurricane landfall in the United States? Analysis by AccuWeather's data science ...
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Scientists study mysterious invader in the Chesapeake Bay’s largest underwater grass bed
In other habitats, such as Florida and Australia ... A pivotal moment came in 1972, when Hurricane Agnes, a generational storm, sent powerful floodwaters rushing down the Susquehanna, wiping ...
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Francine, sailing wide left of Virginia, recalls two other ‘Fran’ storms from our past
Tropical system’s effects on Virginia are likely to be indirect as recent chilly mornings give way to warmer temperatures.
Pennsylvania ‘train in my yard’ railroad, nearly killed by Hurricane Agnes, turns 140 years old; $1.40 train rides
It’s far from Pennsylvania’s only historic railroad, but it might be the only one that snakes through the front and back ...
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Florida hurricane deductibles leave customers with sticker shock
PALM HARBOR, Fla. (WFTS) — Juan Mercado thought fixing a roof leak would be simple. He noticed it the weekend Tropical Storm Debby hit the Tampa Bay area. But he was shocked to find out he would ...
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Pennsylvania ‘train in my yard’ railroad, nearly killed by Hurricane Agnes, turns 140 years old; $1.40 train rides
which fell into disuse after Hurricane Agnes floodwaters in 1972 destroyed tracks on the other side of New Freedom. “And they just said, ‘You know, we don’t really need this line anymore ...
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Tropics update: Quick look at Hurricane Francine, Florida impacts
As of 4 p.m., a tropical storm warning extends to the Alabama/Florida border. Francine strengthened into a Category 1 hurricane Tuesday evening and is expected to make landfall in Louisiana ...
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32 years since Hurricane Andrew changed South Florida forever
WE ARE IN THE MIDDLE OF HURRICANE SEASON. IF YOU STILL NEED TO STOCK UP ON SUPPLIES, YOU CAN SAVE MONEY DOING SO THIS WEEKEND. FLORIDA’S DISASTER PREPAREDNESS SALES TAX HOLIDAY STARTS TODAY.