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NBC 5 News Crews Photos: Hurricane Laura
NBC 5 news crews were dispatched to the Texas Gulf Coast, East Texas and Louisiana to document the preparations and effects of Hurricane Laura. -
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2020 Saw the Busiest Hurricane Season on Record, but Maybe Not the Worst
This year we have seen the busiest hurricane season on record with 29 named storms.
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2020 Saw the Busiest Hurricane Season on Record, but Maybe Not the Worst
While 2020 set a record for the number of named storms, some could argue this wasn’t the worst hurricane season ever. NBC 5 Meteorologist Samantha Davies explains.
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Texas Baptist Men Busy With Back to Back Hurricanes This Season
Dallas-based nonprofit Texas Baptist Men have been dealing with a particularly tough year as their mission to serve continues during the pandemic and devastating storms.
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Hurricane Laura Evacuees on the Move Again as Red Cross Consolidates Resources, Staff
Hurricane Laura evacuees who have been sheltering in Dallas will have to pick up and move again by Monday afternoon as the Red Cross consolidates its space from five hotels to two.
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Hurricane Laura Evacuees on the Move Again as Red Cross Consolidates Resources, Staff
Hurricane Laura evacuees who have been sheltering in Dallas will have to pick up and move again by Monday afternoon as the Red Cross consolidates its space from five hotels to two.
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Delta Adds Insult to Injury in Hurricane-Ravaged Louisiana
Louisiana residents are once again dodging overturned cars on the roads, trudging through knee-deep water to find their homes flooded and pledging to rebuild after Hurricane Delta blew through the besieged part of the state.
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Hurricane Delta Makes Landfall As Category 2 in Louisiana
The hurricane is expected to make landfall near Lake Charles, La., Friday, just six weeks after Hurricane Laura pummeled the same area.
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Delta Makes Landfall in Louisiana as 2nd Major Storm in 6 Weeks
Hurricane Delta made landfall near Creole, La., as a Category 2 storm with 100 mph winds
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Dallas ISD Adds 100 New Students, Anticipates More as Hurricane Laura Evacuees Enroll
Dallas ISD added 100 new students Tuesday with dozens more expected to enroll Wednesday as Hurricane Laura evacuees prepare to join North Texas classrooms.
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Thousands of Hurricane Laura Evacuees Still Sheltering at North Texas Hotels, Many Say Resources Are Not Coming Fast Enough
Thousands of Hurricane Laura Evacuees are currently being housed in hotels throughout the DFW area. But they said the arrival of additional daily necessities has been slow.
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Dallas ISD Adds 100 New Students, Anticipates More as Hurricane Laura Evacuees Enroll
Dallas ISD added 100 new students Tuesday with dozens more expected to enroll Wednesday as Hurricane Laura evacuees prepare to join North Texas classrooms. NBC 5’s Candace Sweat reports.
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Thousands of Hurricane Laura Evacuees Still Sheltering at North Texas Hotels, Many Say Resources Are Not Coming Fast Enough
Thousands of Hurricane Laura Evacuees are currently being housed in hotels throughout the DFW area. But they said the arrival of additional daily necessities has been slow. NBC 5’s Candace Sweat reports.
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Hurricane Laura Evacuees Frustrated as State Consolidates Lodging
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson said Wednesday his city is working with the state of Texas to consolidate and house thousands of Hurricane Laura evacuees in three Dallas hotels. Johnson made the announcement during a news conference Wednesday afternoon, telling the evacuees “this has, without a doubt, been a challenging year for you and we want to make this latest transition…
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Hurricane Laura Evacuees Frustrated as State Consolidates Lodging
The State and City of Dallas are working to move roughly 5,000 evacuees from nearly 40 North Texas hotels into a few larger properties in Dallas. Evacuees tell NBC 5’s Candace Sweat the process has been anything but smooth.
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Dallas Mayor Welcomes Thousands of Hurricane Laura Evacuees as State Consolidates Lodging
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson said Wednesday his city is working with the state of Texas to consolidate and house thousands of Hurricane Laura evacuees in three Dallas hotels. NBC 5’s Ken Kalthoff reports.
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Hurricane Hit Oil Storage Site, But No Shortages Expected
Hurricane Laura caused significant damage at a site holding about 30% of the nation’s store of emergency crude oil, but three other sites still have plenty of petroleum, U.S. Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette said Wednesday.
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2 More in Louisiana Die After Hurricane Laura, Bringing Death Toll to 27
Two men in their 40s died in Louisiana from what health officials said was heat-related illness while clearing debris from Hurricane Laura, bringing the number of deaths blamed on the storm in the state to 22, NBC News reports.