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Watch: US Air Force Flies Into Eye Of Hurricane Melissa, Strongest Storm Of 2025
The mission, conducted by the USAF's famed "Hurricane Hunters," was to gather meteorological data for the US National Hurricane Center as the Category 5 system moved towards Jamaica.
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Inside Hurricane Laura: Incredible Video Shows NOAA Plane Flying Through Storm
Nick Underwood, a hurricane hunter with USA's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, has given the world a rare view of the inside of Hurricane Laura.
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Hurricane Joaquin Surges in Strength Near Bahamas: US Forecasters
Hurricane Joaquin barreled toward the Bahamas Thursday as a powerful Category Three storm with sustained winds of 120 miles (195 kilometers) an hour, US weather forecasters said.
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Earl's gusts, rains lash North Carolina, reach Virginia
Hurricane Earl's powerful gusts and driving rains are churning over the Outer Banks of North Carolina and starting to be felt in southeastern Virginia.National Weather Service meterologist Jeremy Schulz said early Friday morning that rain bands stretched about 140 miles inland in North Carolina and up to the southern tip of the Chesapeake Bay...
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Watch: US Air Force Flies Into Eye Of Hurricane Melissa, Strongest Storm Of 2025
The mission, conducted by the USAF's famed "Hurricane Hunters," was to gather meteorological data for the US National Hurricane Center as the Category 5 system moved towards Jamaica.
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Inside Hurricane Laura: Incredible Video Shows NOAA Plane Flying Through Storm
Nick Underwood, a hurricane hunter with USA's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, has given the world a rare view of the inside of Hurricane Laura.
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Hurricane Joaquin Surges in Strength Near Bahamas: US Forecasters
Hurricane Joaquin barreled toward the Bahamas Thursday as a powerful Category Three storm with sustained winds of 120 miles (195 kilometers) an hour, US weather forecasters said.
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Earl's gusts, rains lash North Carolina, reach Virginia
Hurricane Earl's powerful gusts and driving rains are churning over the Outer Banks of North Carolina and starting to be felt in southeastern Virginia.National Weather Service meterologist Jeremy Schulz said early Friday morning that rain bands stretched about 140 miles inland in North Carolina and up to the southern tip of the Chesapeake Bay...
