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Meteorological Monsters

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Dust storm in western U

Flooding along the Texas coast following passage of Hurricane Beulah

Hurricane Andrew - Pine trees snapped by force of wind at Pinewoods Villa

Hurricane Andrew

The aftermath of Hurricane Camille

Hurricane Camille

Damage to small vessels at Roosevelt Roads Naval BaseHurricane Hugo

Image from FEMA/SeaGrant PowerPoint Presentation by Wayne and Nancy Weikel and Rusty Gaude

Hurricane Katrina

Flood damage along the Choluteca River caused by Hurricane Mitch

Hurricane Mitch

Artist's rendition of safe people in high-rise observing storm surge

Hurricanes General

Many of Mr

Merchantman WINTER WATER takes heavy seas on the bow from tropicalstorm Georgette

Tornado at Mullinville, Kansas, from the collection of S

Hurricane Ella near closest point of approach to U

Visible Satellite Images

A waterspout in the Gulf of Mexico photographed from the NOAA Ship RUDE

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