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Tropical Storm Hanna
As of 11pm EDT Thu Sep 4 2008
Wind: 65 MPH Location: 26.5N 76.3W
Movement: NW at 13 mph

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2008 ATLANTIC STORM NAMES

Hanna
Ike
Josephine
Kyle
Laura
Marco
Nana

Omar
Paloma
Rene
Sally
Teddy
Vicky
Wilfred

2008 Miami Herald Hurricane Preparedness Guide

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Hurricane Ike
As of 11pm EDT Thu Sep 4 2008
Wind: 135 MPH Location: 23.6N 59.5W
Movement: W at 13 mph

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Tropical Storm Josephine
As of 11pm EDT Thu Sep 4 2008
Wind: 45 MPH Location: 15.1N 33.8W
Movement: WNW at 10 mph

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Horrible scene in Haiti after Hanna

Her third day without food or water, Fleurie Benita waded through the calf-high mud, balancing her life's possessions on her head, uncertain of what to do next, or what will come next.

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- 03:06 PM EST
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