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Possible Tornado Touches Down Destroying Homes
The sheriff in Columbia, N.C. believes it was a tornado that did the damage as Hurricane Irene first made its approach early Saturday.
Irene Moves Up NC Shore, Surges Up To 8 Feet In Pamlico
Hurricane Irene is southeast of Kill Devil Hill but the storm surge and high winds have increased, making it difficult to be outside. Katie Virtue gives an update on Irene's path.
Hurricane Irene: Saturday
As coastal residents in the Southeast dealt with winds and rain from Hurricane Irene, residents further north began their preparation the storm's arrival.
Katie Virtue's Irene Forecast
As Hurricane Irene moves closer to shore, meteorologist Katie Virtue tracks the storm.
Death toll rises as Irene makes way north
[ 4:42 p.m. Saturday ] Travelers across the country are facing days of grief ahead as thousands of flights get canceled because of Hurricane Irene. Airlines are scrapping more than 9,000 flights this weekend from North Carolina to Boston, grounding passengers as Irene sweeps up the East Coast. There ...
Hurricane Irene: Friday
As coastal residents in the Southeast dealt with winds and rain from Hurricane Irene, residents further north began their preparation the storm's arrival.
Tracking Irene: Outer Bands Of Irene Reach Wilmington
The outer bands of Hurricane Irene are starting to impact Wilmington and some of the Outer Banks. Both Gov. Bev Perdue and President Obama have urged everyone in the path of the storm to evacuate.
Red Cross launches new technologies for use in Florida emergencies
As the 2011 hurricane season begins today, the American Red Cross is launching new iPhone and social media technologies to be used during emergencies in South Florida. The Red Cross's Safe and Well website will allow users who register to broadcast their statuses through Facebook and Twitter, while a free application for ...
Will Bermuda High steer storms away from U.S. again?
With the hurricane season starting today, can South Florida expect a return of the high-pressure ridge that steered all those storms away last year? Maybe, but don't count on it, forecasters say. "These weather patterns are very transient," Robert Molleda, warning coordination meteorologist for the National Weather Service's Miami office, ...
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