Hurricane
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Commuters Wade in Flooded Subway in New York as Hurricane Elsa Brings Torrential Rain
New York City has been battered by tropical storm Elsa, with commuters wading through waist-deep water on subway concourses.
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Tropical Storm Elsa May Hamper Search and Rescue Efforts in Florida Collapsed Condo
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Hurricane Elsa: NHC Warns of Another Tropical Storm to Graze East Coast Next Week
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Storm Watch: Meteorologists Observing 2 Tropical Disturbances in Atlantic, Hurricane in Pacific
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Heavy Rains Incoming: Tropical Storn Enrique Formed Over the Eastern Pacific
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NHC Issued a Tropical Storm Warning in Areas Near the US Gulf Coast
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Experts Warn Another Tropical Storm Claudette is Looming Over the Mexican Gulf
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Tropical Storm Bill Forms Off the Coast of North Carolina
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Tropical Activity in Gulf of Mexico Indicates Atlantic Basin is Heating Up
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2 Fledgling Hurricanes in Atlantic are Forming as Hurricane Season Begins
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Tiger Sharks Still Unafraid Even in Hurricane Season, Says New Study
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Hurricanes Put 32 Million US Homes at Risk, Causing $8.5 Trillion in Damages
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NASA Scientists Are Studying Lightning to Predict Hurricane Intensity
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