They then sent three airplane flights to deliver body bags, plastic sheeting, five-gallon water jugs, water bladders and chainsaws. BHR/OFDA also funded the deployment Dominican businesses offered help. They asked: Could you help us? the purchase of 100 plastic 500-gallon water tanks, 10 generators to power Public expenditure during Tropical Storms Noel and Olga in 2007 was around 0.6% of GDP and reached 1.6% of GDP during 2004's Hurricane Jeanne. The effects of Hurricane Georges in the Dominican Republic in 1998 were some of the worst in its recorded history. Tracking westward, the wave spawned an area of low pressure two days later, which quickly strengthened into a tropical depression. have minor damage to roofing. We flew out into one of the worst hit areas and dropped the food. In Miami, over 200,000 had no power due to winds knocking down power lines. Embassy for 1) the supply of potable water to hurricane victims in Port Dominican Republic residents boarded up their windows and doors to protect against the oncoming hurricane. Thousands of houses were destroyed, while many were completely destroyed from the flooding and winds. A strong upper-level ridge forced the depression to the west-northwest, where warm water temperatures allowed it to strengthen to a tropical storm on September 16. The mountain flooding drained off in the island's rivers, causing every river to overflow its banks. But they wanted to continue to stay together. [46] High winds downed power lines, trees, and telephone poles, leaving many in eastern Cuba without electricity in the aftermath of the storm. The storm surge caused extensive beach erosion, with nearly 1,200ft (370m) of sand was lost, including 6ft (1.8m) sand dunes, leaving boardwalks formerly situated atop the dunes suspended near the water's surface. 500,000 people were left injured. St. Kitts and Nevis: There are [64] In Appling County, however, rainfall of 57in (130180mm) closed several roads and left $10,000 in damage. declaration, BHR/OFDA immediately provided $25,000 to the U.S. Embassy By Newsweek Archives On 9/8/17 at 1:55 PM EDT. The storm's strong winds caused beach erosion in many places along the coastline. Overcast skies and windy. During that time we were able to acquire a small plane and do an initial flyover to assess the damage. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. [1], In Antigua, strong winds caused severe property damage, mostly caused to roofs. Huntington, WV (25701) Today. Thousands of houses were destroyed, while many were completely destroyed from the flooding and winds. Shortly after peaking, upper-level wind shear from the development of an upper-level low weakened the hurricane on September 20 in the afternoon, as the central pressure had risen 26 mb as Georges approached the Leeward Islands. Historically, most hurricanes have occurred in the month of September. This left tens of thousands homeless after the storm's passage. On September 16, the depression was upgraded to Tropical Storm Georges, and to Hurricane Georges the next day. Caribbean (St. Kitts and Nevis and Antigua and Barbuda) on September 20 You experience enormous amounts of generosity during a disaster like this. [8] Due to lack of law enforcement, those who stayed in Key West went through red lights, double-parked, and disobeyed traffic laws. of water. However, The helicopters were used for two weeks and cost $1.2 million. Maximum sustained. The minimal pressure fell to 10001001 mb (29.54 IHg) for several hours. [37], Upon making landfall, Hurricane Georges produced torrential rainfall, amounting to a maximum of 24.41inches (620mm) at Limonar in the province of Guantnamo. Corps Volunteer, Peace There were no casualties reported on the island, and damaged amounted to $39million (1998USD). Unofficially, a sustained wind speed of 102mph (164km/h) and a gust of 164mph (264km/h) were observed in Isabela.[1]. [12] National Parks around the islands suffered minor damage except for Queen Elizabeth Park, which had many fallen trees. Punta Cana, as with the whole of the Dominican Republic, lies within the Caribbean hurricane belt. By the following morning, most businesses had boarded up their windows and roads were quiet. Hyatt's flagship Dominican Republic resorts, the Hyatt Ziva and Zilara Cap Cana . Authorities reported two deaths from the hurricane a Puerto Rican man who was swept away by a flooded river and a person in the Dominican Republic who was hit by a falling tree. In 2019, damage from Georges was still being repaired, as there was not enough money funded to repair all of the damage caused by the hurricane. Hurricane George was a category 4 storm that hit in 1998. The tourist industry in St. Kitts is also . Fred was centered 50 miles (95 kilometers) southeast of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, on Wednesday morning and moving west-northwest at 16 mph (26 kph), the U.S. National Hurricane. [65] Atkinson County also reported flood damage of $15,000 in damage. It was a hugely emotional moment. Hurricane Fiona strengthened into a Category 3 storm early Tuesday morning, according to the National Hurricane Center, becoming the first major hurricane of the Atlantic season that's. . are seeking refuge with friends and relatives). The extreme flooding caused great losses in the poultry industry, an important economy in the area. General, Peace purification supplies. Dominican Republic - Georges - The Caribbean Hurricane Page - Local Reports on Tropical Systems threatening the Caribbean Islands The Caribbean Hurricane Page If you are looking for family/friends in the Dominican Republic, you can post your plea for help on the Hispaniola Lost & Found Bulletin Board. [19] Though damage was minimal, one person died in the country.[1]. One shelter in Forrest County was damaged, forcing the citizens to another camp. was used for the transportation of assessment team members. Initiatives, Civil More than 28,000people across the island evacuated their homes to the shelters in the northern portion of the island. [56] Several residents were tossed out of their homes. The recovery funds were used not only for restoration, but also for staff to aid the island. [26] A total of 20 homes were destroyed and 50 others sustained damage. Many citizens in southern Mississippi were told to leave due to a mandatory or recommended evacuation. [49] Strong winds knocked down power lines, leaving 200,000without power in the Miami area. The hurricane made landfall in at least six countries (Antigua and Barbuda, St. Kitts and Nevis, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, and the United States), more than any other hurricane since Hurricane Inez of the 1966 season. 3 died indirectly, however: 2 men collapsed and died due to stress, and a house burned down because of a candle being tipped over, killing one. In Georgia, damage was minor. Total BHR/OFDA Assistance: $2,981,967. Further USG 70%,or 112, of bridges in the Dominican Republic were destroyed. For the following two days, the island was placed under a state of high-alert as direct impact from a Category 4 hurricane was anticipated. A BHR/OFDA regional advisor arrived in Haiti on September Eastern Caribbean: St.. with the delivery of relief supplies and to conduct overflight assessments [29], In other nearby islands, Georges impact was relatively minor to moderate. The hurricane did serious damage to the infrastructure of the country: Homes, roads, bridges, dams, and airports were destroyed or were seriously damaged. General. eastern Caribbean islands that incurred damage as a result of the hurricane, Some of those who remained to ride out the storm were shrimpers, whose boats were their entire livelihood. The storm made landfall three days later near Biloxi, Mississippi with winds of 105mph (169km/h). of $39 million worth of damage in Nevis as a result of Hurricane Georges. The people I talked with in the shelter said they had less than a minute to run out of their houses before the homes were destroyed by the mudflows pouring down the mountain. [68] In addition to the flooding, the remnants of Georges spawned numerous tornadoes across the state of Georgia. The areas hardest hit by the hurricane coincided with the country's main crop-growing areas, including the provinces around Santo Domingo. of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. According to the After weakening to a Category 2 hurricane over the Caribbean, upper-level shear decreased, and Georges strengthened a bit before making landfall near Fajardo, Puerto Rico as a 115mph (175km/h) Category 3 hurricane early in the morning. The death toll is almost certain to rise potential health problems. Hurricane Fiona was expected to bring life-threatening flash and urban flooding to parts of the Dominican Republic after making landfall near Boca de Yuma at 3:30 a.m. AST, the U.S. National . In response, BHR/OFDA A tornado outbreak produced 47tornadoes20 in Alabama, 17 in Florida, and 10 in Georgia, leaving 36injuries and about $9million in damage. Winds W at 25 to 35 mph. have been reviewed for additional disaster assistance. Flooding shut down many bridges, highways, and secondary roads in Baldwin and Escambia counties, including Interstate 10 near the AlabamaFlorida state line; U.S. Route 29 and Alabama State Route 113 in Flomaton; and US 31 in Brewton and Flomaton. Most of the people who died in the storm were poor. The total damage in the British Virgin Islands was valued at US$9.404million. It finally made landfall Aug . [7], Initial forecasts of a southeastern Florida landfall forced over 1.2million to evacuate, including much of the Florida Keys. Residents began stocking up on supplies by this time. The maximal rainfall was up to 6.7inches (170mm) in the mountainous area. Both the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the American Red Cross deployed workers there with supplies for a potentially deadly event. The U.S. Embassies OCHA coordinates the global emergency response to save lives and protect people in humanitarian crises. Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance, United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. Reports of hurricane-related damages The hurricane slammed into Grand Turk Island in the Turks and Caicos Islands on Tuesday morning local time, the US National Hurricane Center (NHC) said. metric tons of wheat, and $12 million for the promotion of economic ties Throughout the mainland areas of the United States, Georges left approximately $2.5billion in damage. Most of the losses were confined to agriculture and livestock. five hurricane-related deaths in St. Kitts and Nevis. In all, Hurricane Georges caused 5fatalities, left 3,000homeless, and resulted in $458million (1998USD) in damage on the island. Sustained winds and gusts reached 87mph (140km/h) and 107mph (172km/h), respectively, at the Roosevelt Roads Naval Station in Ceiba. Georges produced $1 billion of damage to the island and killed over 380 people. Damage from the tornado totaled $500,000. [41][42] Lack of electricity led to a total disruption of Haiti's water supply system, causing a decrease in sanitary conditions across the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. [9] Large pastures for animals were destroy as well as poultry and other necessities. C a r i b a t i o n assumes no liability. [70] It was replaced with Gaston in the 2004 season. SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic The Dominican Republic declared a state of emergency in eight eastern provinces on Monday, after Hurricane Fiona tore through the country's tourism hub. Boston, MA 42 Cloudy. BHR/OFDA assistance to date is provided below. The strongest sustained winds and gusts were recorded on St. Croix as well, measuring 74mph (119km/h) and 91mph (146km/h) respectively. After passing through Antigua, Georges produced strong winds of up to 115mph (185km/h) while passing over St. Kitts, Georges caused catastrophic damage downing power lines, telephone lines, and trees across the island. [60] While stalling over the southern portion of the state, it produced torrential rainfall, amounting to 16.7in (420mm) in Pascagoula. John. Continuing on its path across the Caribbean, Georges then struck the Dominican Republic and Haiti on September 22, causing additional fatalities and extensive damage. Cloudy with gusty winds. Substantial amounts of tobacco and sugar plantations were severely damaged. Hurricane Fiona made landfall in the Dominican Republic on Monday morning, as millions in Puerto Rico face flash flooding, mudslides and an island-wide blackout. Some of the islands' homes had roofs blown off. team arrived in St. Kitts and Nevis on September 22 and the other arrived NB: Frequencies noted are approximate, and based on Hurricane City research, which defines a hurricane hit as "hurricane force winds for a few hours." 1. Fiona was centered 50 miles (85 kilometers) southeast of Punta Cana, Dominican Republic with maximum sustained winds of 85 mph (140 kph) on Sunday night, according to the U.S. National. buildings. to the irrigation system. In the Greater Antilles, hundreds of deaths were confirmed, along with over $2.4billion in damages. Hurricane Georges struck the eastern Caribbean (St. Kitts and Nevis and Antigua and Barbuda) on September 20 and 21 and the Dominican Republic and Haiti on September 22. Some roads were completely washed away. [10][63] The storm spawned 20tornadoes throughout Alabama. Maximum sustained winds at landfall in the Dominican Republic are estimated to be 90 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center. On September 29, the organization contributed $300,000 at a request by PAHO. Because of this, portions of the state were evacuated, including New Orleans. The hurricane watch was upgraded to a hurricane warning soon after which persisted until September 23 when Georges passed. [1], Upon moving through the Leeward Islands, Georges brought strong winds and heavy rainfall, amounting to a maximum of 7.5inches (190mm) at St. The peak of the season usually falls somewhere between late August and early September. are destroyed. Statement, Office of Inspector 55 boats had sunk. Lack of electricity resulted in damage to water facilities, as well. power system is $1.2 billion, and that service will not return to full [6], Prior to making landfall, more than 200,000people were evacuated from coastal areas in eastern Cuba. to assess damage and carry out relief operations. Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1998 17:12:15 -0400 From: Danny Stone (danny.stone@codetel.net.do) Subject: November Update Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, November 12, 1998 Recovery from hurricane Georges continues to be a main priority for many in the Dominican Republic. because many unregistered migrant workers are missing after being swept See the latest Dominican Republic Doppler radar weather map including areas of rain, snow and ice. On September 22, 1998, Hurricane Georges hit the Dominican Republic. The Dominican Secretary of Agriculture middle-income neighborhoods. impact the island's economy. [1] Over 22,000people were sheltered in 139shelters in cities throughout the island. Roy Williams People were isolated in the riverson "islands," so to speakcreated by the rivers. [15], 150,000 cubic meters of garbage was spread around the country's capital of Santo Domingo. [8] A Dominican economist, Felix Calvo estimated that the storm did about $6 billion (1998 USD) in damage to the island. 25 to assist with assessment efforts and to coordinate BHR/OFDA response. Georges produced $1 billion of damage to the island and killed over 380 people. In Gulf Shores, 251houses, 16apartment buildings, and 70businesses experienced significant damage. Act, Accessibility of those supplies to the other affected islands. Juan Salas . Those who did leave were concerned about the severity of the storm, while those who stayed felt their home was safe enough for the hurricane's effects. team conducted a damage survey, reviewed current needs, oversaw BHR/OFDA In Randolph County, an F1 tornado uprooted several trees and injured one person. The official death toll was approximately 300. As in the Dominican [39] These mudslides destroyed or severely damaged many houses, leaving 167,332homeless. The immediate hurricane-related concerns are the provision of short-term Vicios y virtudes tras 20 aos del huracn Georges en Repblica Dominicana, The Impact of Hurricane Strikes on Short-Term Local Economic Activity: Evidence from Nightlight Images in the Dominican Republic, Disasters in the Americas: the Case for Legal Preparedness, Analysis of Multiple Natural hazards in Haiti (NATHAT). BHR/OFDA Georges's waves overturned two boats in Key West,[8] damaged 1,536houses, and destroyed 173homes, many of which were mobile homes. A summary of damages for each country and of 1020% of houses were greatly impacted, including three schools. The U.S. Embassy employees helped. assessment teams assisted in off-loading relief supplies, coordinated the review USG relief efforts and to survey the extent of hurricane-related On September18, the National Disaster Preparedness Committee in Dominica began meetings to prepare for possible impacts from Georges. Corps Response, Diversity, The organization sent $25,000 (1998 USD) to support purchasing of water purifying supplies, emergency construction materials and many chainsaws. It brought 70mph (110km/h) winds to Turks and Caicos Islands and South Andros, as well as precipitation in the storm's outer bands. Emergency Relief Agency (CDERA) to strengthen regional capacity to mitigate [36], Most impacted by Hurricane Georges was the agricultural industry. Winds could occasionally gust over 50 mph.. The total loss to the agricultural sector is approximately [4][5], Due to initial forecasts of the hurricane brushing the northern portion of the country, the Dominican Republic was caught off guard. We did this for several days thereafter. Along the coast, severe flooding washed out railroad and highway bridges. [1] Some roads were completely washed away in Pensacola Beach and Navarre Beach. The coffee and cocoa plantations also suffered from the hurricane, further damaging the country's food supply. September 30 that the USG is prepared to provide an additional $12 million It became the most destructive storm of the season, the costliest Atlantic hurricane since Hurricane Andrew in 1992 and remained the costliest until Hurricane Charley in 2004, and the deadliest since Hurricane Gordon in 1994. Other infrastructure [43] In all, 209people died in Haiti. The storm surge was predicted to be 47 feet high and expected to batter the coastline. Haiti and the Dominican Republic - contingent upon ongoing assessment efforts The whole country was stripped of electricity during the aftermath of the storm, which damaged water and communication systems. of Santo Domingo and to the east, most flood damage to homes is in the [3], Beginning at 21:00UTC on September21 with a hurricane watch for Puerto Rico, the NHC and national governments in the Greater Antilles and the Bahamas issued a number of tropical cyclone watches and warnings in anticipation of the hurricane. and in need of proper sanitation. [9] Tides reaching about 10ft (3m) above normal inundated many parts of the Overseas Highway. [13], After Georges had passed by, the Dominican government declared that waterborne diseases, malaria, and dengue fever were major health concerns. The heavy rainfall from Georges damaged the crops greatly, despite the effort to harvest them prior to its arrival. [18], The World Bank donated $111 million to a $125 million project which was to re-stabilize the Dominican Republic after Hurricane Georges. Damage from Hurricane Fiona in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. [1][32] Hurricane-force winds were observed throughout the island. As of 5 p.m. Eastern time . [9], In the northern Gulf of Mexico, Georges was forecast to attain major hurricane status and make landfall in southeastern Louisiana. a USG inter-agency task force has been established to address reconstruction The Dominican Republic had to import significant amounts of rice and other crops to compensate for the losses. The first component of the project was to quickly disperse $60 million for necessary items of recovery such as medicine, housing materials and chemical products. Hurricane David Spared Florida in 1979 but Destroyed the Dominican Republic. This forced for the mandatory evacuations of Alabama's two coastal counties, Baldwin and Mobile Counties, with a combined population of over 500,000people. All of Florida Keys were left without power. Mto France forecast 24 hours before the impact a 65mph sustained winds with max gust in the 90100mph and a minimal pressure in the 985990 mb range in the main station in Raizet, meaning the worst has been avoid. Here they are. In addition, [17], Most impacted by Hurricane Georges was the agricultural industry. of building structures, roadways and bridges, public utilities, and the [1], Upon making landfall in Mississippi, Georges brought a storm surge peaking at 8.9ft (2.4m) near Pointe a la Hache, along with higher waves on top of it, though the instrument failed shortly after the observation. And when it hit the mountains, it dropped a tremendous amount of water in a very short period of time. deploy two, three-person assessment teams to the eastern Caribbean. Damage in the Dominican Republic amounted to $1.8 billion (1998 USD). The weakening hurricane spared the island as it passed 27 miles (43km) to the north, causing moderate damage (houses and roofs, uprooted trees, power lines and outages, beach erosion) especially in Grande-Terre. In Orange Beach, two condominiums were heavily damaged, one by fire and the other by high waves. conservatively estimates $260 million worth of damage or 90% destruction More than 14,000citizens rode out the storm in the facility, causing difficulties to supply necessities. [51] As the storm moved slowly through the northern Gulf Coast, it produced torrential rainfall amounting to a maximum of 38.46in (976.88mm) in Munson, causing extensive inland flooding. Little Corn. It hit on the anniversary of Hurricane Hugo, which slammed into the island in 1989 as a . After pounding Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, Hurricane Fiona has strengthened and is forecast to pass near or to the east of the Turks and Caicos early Tuesday. [1] Damage in the Dominican Republic amounted to $1.8billion (1998USD). [1], In the days prior to the hurricane's arrival, thousands of citizens in the Leeward Islands and Puerto Rico prepared for the major hurricane by boarding windows and purchasing supplies. The Dominican Republic hurricane season is typically from June through November, bringing high winds, flooding, landslides, and property damage to the island. Based on the specific recommendations of this advisor, BHR/OFDA delivered Following the U.S. Freshwater flooding in Mobile resulted in one death, the only direct death in the United States. In response to the U.S. ambassador's The extent of damage throughout The weak circulation moved eastward over the interior of the Florida Panhandle, and dissipated on October 1 near the Florida/Georgia border. in Antigua and Barbuda on September 23. Based Thousands of homes were damaged throughout the state. In the long-term, BHR/OFDA will work [1] Along the coast of Mississippi, more than 1,000 homes were flooded. rolls of plastic sheeting, 100 body bags, 2,000 five-gallon water jugs, [8], Georges produced a storm surge of up to 10ft (3m) in the Florida Panhandle. In addition to this, President Fidel Castro spoke live on national television to explain the country's plans to withstand the hurricane, as well as ensuring a quick recovery effort by using all of the nation's resources. Both [49] Located on the weaker side of the storm, rainfall totals in Louisiana were low, with a maximum amount of 2.98in (76mm) in Bogalusa.[1]. [37], Well-executed evacuations and warnings limited the death toll to six,[1] while damage amounted to $305million (1998USD, $500million 2009USD). The name Georges has been retired due to extreme damage caused by the storm. the eastern Caribbean. to the agricultural sector. Georges dissipated on October1 near the Atlantic coast of Florida. [69], Due to the extensive damage, the name Georges was retired following this storm, and will never again be used for an Atlantic hurricane. In the islands, agriculture and livestock was impacted, but impacts were generally minor. In the Dominican Republic, 55% of the agricultural system was lost, partly from mudslides, flash floods and river valleys. the region indicates that it could be several months (or years, for the The heavy rainfall contributed to significant river overflowing, including the Tchoutacabouffa River at D'Iberville, which set a record crest of 19ft (5.7m). relief interventions or disaster mitigation activities may be funded in Updated travel information may also be obtained from the Department of State by calling 1-888-407-4747 or 1-202-501-4444. The island gets a serious brush on average every 5.03 years. is in need of some repair. Hurricane Georges began as a tropical wave that moved off the coast of Africa during mid-September 1998. season (which accounts for 60% of Haiti's annual rice production) is unlikely Additionally, there was one death each from head trauma and electrocution in the aftermath of the hurricane. The beaches of Aruba . Due to extensive preparations, only one direct death was attributed to the storm. In Harrison County, winds downed power lines, signs, and traffic lights, while damaging some roofs. The long island chain was reduced to a few banks of sand in the Gulf of Mexico. In addition, BHR/OFDA [10] Overall, Hurricane Georges caused about $676.8million in damage, though no deaths were reported.[1]. Nearly 10hours of rainfall created mudslides and overflown rivers across the mountainous country, damaging many cities along the southern coast, including the capital, Santo Domingo. Between Panama City Beach and Perdido Key, most of the beach access stairs and walkways suffered damage. Georges is responsible for three deaths and two serious injuries in Antigua Overall, damage in Alabama amounted to $125million. The most destructive storms hit in 1998 with Hurricane George and in 1979 with Tropical Storm Federico, resulting in economic losses equivalent to 16.1% and 18.4%of GDP respectively. are also damaged, and many beaches are eroded. The number of [30] Georges's deluge of rainfall caused significant damage to the agricultural industry, including the loss of 75% of its coffee crop, 95% of its banana or plantain crop, and 65% of its live poultry. It is averaged that we get a direct hit once every 22.66 years. persons and 300 deaths. The profits from the USDA wheat Overall, impact from the hurricane was fairly minor, with damages estimated at $30.1million, but no direct deaths due to well-executed evacuations. 1,150 water jugs to St. Kitts; 100 rolls of plastic sheeting, two 3,000-gallon Winds W at 25 to 35 mph. hurricane include La Romana, San Juan de la Maguana, and San Cristobal. The Dominican Republic had to import significant amounts of rice and other crops to compensate for the losses. the country. However, most of them were prepared to leave if the situation became worse. Upon making landfall, Hurricane Georges brought a storm surge of up to 8.9ft (2.7m) in Biloxi. Corps Response, Diversity, [1][31] The hurricane spawned two F2 tornadoes on the island, though they caused little damage. part of the country. [61] One of the worst impacted areas inland was Stone County, where 54homes had minor damage, 26suffered major damage, and 5were destroyed. On September16, the depression was upgraded to Tropical Storm Georges, and to Hurricane Georges the next day. "We did it when Hurricane George hit the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico and we will do it once again," he said. As a result, malaria, cholera, Peace The island had to import significant amounts of rice and other crops to compensate for the losses from other countries. Three-fourths of the September rice crop [1], As Hurricane Georges proceeded westward, the National Hurricane Center issued a Hurricane Watch for the island late on September 20. An unofficial wind observation from Antigua reported winds at 94mph with gusts to 116mph. 60% of the bridges are damaged, hampering the ability of relief workers [30] The hurricane brought storm surge peaking at an estimated 10-ft (3m) in height in Fajardo, along with tides up to 20ft (6m) above normal. the USG is prepared to provide a total of $35 million in humanitarian and achieved through the introduction of appropriate building standards and [14], Though Georges was forecast to move through the Bahamas, it passed to the south of the archipelago. [66] Stewart County, received over 5 inches (130mm) of rain which caused extensive flooding that left several roads impassable. Vulnerability reduction will be In Mississippi, rainfall as high as 25 inches was recorded. Georges strengthened to a hurricane on September 17th and reached Category 4 intensity on September 19th. After a severe drought in 1997, extreme rainfall damaged around 470,000 acres (190,202ha) of food crops, including various types of vegetables, fruits, and roots some of the country's main diet food. Diversity, About the Impact of Hurricane Georges (Intermediate), Help a community overseas and get your students interested in geography with open mapping, Planting the hills green with hope: Combating climate change and caste discrimination in Nepal, Freedom of Information transferred $40,000 to the USAID Mission to support a U.S. Peace Corps BHR/OFDA Assistance to the Dominican Republic: $2,061,817 to take place. joined by two additional disaster specialists on October 2. polyester blankets on September 28 and 29. [49], Throughout the state, the storm spawned 17tornadoes the largest outbreak in the state since Hurricane Agnes in 1972.
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