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During a normal deluge of monsoon rain, the sign of a possible catastrophe arrives in small eruptions in the underground concrete tunnels that hundreds of unsheltered locals call home. “If

During a normal deluge of monsoon rain, the sign of a possible catastrophe arrives in small eruptions in the underground concrete tunnels that hundreds of unsheltered locals call home. “If

During a normal deluge of monsoon rain, the sign of a possible catastrophe arrives in small eruptions in the underground concrete tunnels that hundreds of unsheltered locals call home. “If

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Lee intensified into a hurricane Wednesday evening with maximum sustained wind speeds of 75 mph, and the storm is expected to quickly strengthen into an “extremely

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Tropical Storm Lee is gaining strength in the Atlantic and likely will develop into an “extremely dangerous” major hurricane with wind speeds of 145 mph by

ATLANTA — While some farmers are breathing a sigh of relief after Hurricane Idalia’s pass through the state, others in deep South Georgia were left with fields of mangled cotton,

Sep. 2—People with debris left behind after Hurricane Idalia passed to the west and north of the Golden Isles should leave it at the curb for pickup, Glynn County and

President Joe Biden surveyed damage from Hurricane Idalia in Florida without meeting Gov. Ron DeSantis, even after the two potential 2024 rivals sought to show they can put aside politics

Before Hurricane Idalia made landfall, the federal government staged meals, water and other supplies. Afterward, President Joe Biden declared a major disaster, authorizing assistance for temporary housing and home repairs,

MIAMI — Hurricane Idalia made landfall in Florida’s Big Bend early Wednesday morning as a Category 3 hurricane, pushing a wall of destructive water into coastal communities, shutting down part