Hurricane
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Volunteers Are Gathering in Ida's Ground Zero to Help Out After the Hurricane
Days after Storm Ida made landfall twice in Louisiana as a Category 4 hurricane, 2,000 volunteers from across the country have gone to the Gulf Coast to help the American Red Cross with recovery operations at "ground zero."
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Over 100 Crew Member Stranded on Drillship as Hurricane Ida Devastates the Waters
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Hurricane Ida Wreaks Havoc on Louisiana: Updates on Power Outage, Rescue Operations
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Hurricane Ida "One of the Strongest" to Hit Louisiana Since 1850s, Governor Warns
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Hurricane Ida Dangerously Near Category 5 as it Makes Landfall in Louisiana
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Long Island Prepares for Henri's Landfall; Tropical Storm Will Be New England’s First in 30 Years
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Tropical Storm Fred Hits Florida While Grace Continues to Pour Over Haiti
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Meteorologists Predicts that the Atlantic Hurricane Season Will Inevitably Be More Aggressive
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Tropical Depression Brewing Near Florida Puts the State in a Ticking Clock Situation
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Alerts Raised in Hawaii as Hurricane Felicia Grew Into a Powerful Category 3 Storm
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Tropical Storm Felicia is Now a Major Hurricane in East Pacific as Atlantic Remains Calm
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Thunderstorms Expected to Bring Flash Floods, Gusty Winds in the US Midwest
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17,000 Affected by Power Outage as Tornado-Generating Storm Passed Over Texas
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