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September 16, 2001
Tropical Storm Gabrielle heads out to sea
Tropical Storm Gabrielle continued heading out to sea today after a drenching, daylong passage across the Florida peninsula that initially left 570,000 homes and businesses in the dark.
Teen swept underwater
Tropical Storm Gabrielle soaks Central Florida
Hurricane Felix weakening over eastern Atlantic
Hurricane Felix is only a threat to shipping as it continues to move over the open waters of the eastern Atlantic Ocean.
(5:46 AM)
ACTIVE STORMS
THE TROPICS
Rain lingers but S. Florida spared the worst of Gabrielle
Despite fears Tropical Storm Gabrielle would pummel South Florida, the region was spared the devastating rains and aggressive winds that battered much of the state Friday.
Tropical Storm Gabrielle heads out to sea
(5:39 AM)
LOCAL WEATHER
REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK
Cleo survivors begged to differ with storm article
Shortly after my story was published, the calls and e-mails started rolling in, saying I had screwed up.
Lauderdale, West Palm have not had a direct hit by hurricane in 130 years
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Lauderdale, West Palm have not had a direct hit by hurricane in 130 years
When it comes to hurricane strikes, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach both have been incredibly lucky.
1928 storm smashed dike, drowned nearly 2,000 near Lake Okeechobee
Bad Betsy bashed Bahamas, Florida and Gulf Coast in 1965
Scientists seek better hurricane data to more accurately predict the effects of storms
The nation's top hurricane hunters are refining how storms are tracked in hopes of developing better predictions of where hurricanes will hit and how much they will intensify.
Hurricane science news
Learn more about hurricanes
Government monitors forecast as many as eight hurricanes this season
Scientists upped the ante for Americans on the East and Gulf Coasts, increasing their forecast for the number of tropical storms this season.
Forecast professor still sees above-average hurricane season
Hurricane forecaster William Gray is still predicting a slightly above-average hurricane season.
Gray's hurricane season forecast
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Allison, T.D. Two, Barry, Chantal, Dean, Erin, T.D. Felix, Gabrielle, Humberto, Iris, Jerry, Karen, Lorenzo, Michelle, Noel, Olga, Pablo, Rebekah, Sebastien, Tanya, Van, Wendy
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Hurricane History
