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Satellite view of a powerful hurricane with a clearly defined eye and expansive spiral cloud bands stretching across the Gulf of Mexico toward the U.S. coastline, illustrating the enormous scale of a fully developed major storm.

Weather NewsWill Humans Ever Be Able to Stop a Hurricane?12 hours ago

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An aerial view from a U.S. Air Force helicopter shows flooded homes in Galveston, Texas, on September 13, 2008, the day Hurricane Ike made landfall.

Weather NewsHurricane Ike: A Category 2 With Category 4 Consequences5 days ago

Photograph of Tropical Storm Bill taken from the International Space Station during ISS Expedition 44 in June 2015, showing the storm's full cloud circulation over the Gulf of Mexico as it approached the Texas coastline. Bill made landfall along the Texas coast on June 16, 2015, dumping over 10 inches of rain across Texas and Oklahoma during an El Niño hurricane season that also produced Tropical Storm Ana — the earliest U.S. landfalling storm on record at the time.

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