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Tropical Storm Imelda, national hurricane center and Florida

Will Hurricane Imelda follow in 'footsteps' of other I-named storms? Several have impacted Florida

Names are retired if they are so deadly or costly that the future use of the name would be inappropriate for reasons of sensitivity, NOAA said.

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Hurricane Imelda expected to grow stronger. How will that impact Florida?

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Imelda becomes Category 1 hurricane Tuesday, Sept. 30. Will it impact South Carolina?

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Hurricane Imelda forms in the Atlantic Ocean

Hurricane Imelda formed Wednesday morning in the Atlantic Ocean with a forecast track showing it's expected to move toward Bermuda.

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Hurricane Warning Issued In Bermuda Ahead Of Imelda As Humberto Brushes By

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Hurricane Imelda prompts Hurricane Warning for Bermuda as storm slams Southeast with large waves, rip currents

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Hurricane Imelda forms off Florida. Any threat to Naples, Marco Island area?

Hurricane Imelda formed Tuesday, Sept. 30, off the Florida coast. The Category 1 hurricane is expected to strengthen.

Newly formed Hurricane Imelda leaves Bahamas, Florida behind, to take aim at Bermuda

Hurricane Imelda formed on Tuesday as it moved away from Florida and the Bahamas with a path that could make a direct hit on Bermuda, according to the National Hurricane Center.

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Florida cities and counties sue over sweeping hurricane emergency law

The lawsuit filed in circuit court in Tallahassee asserts that the new law is “the largest incursion into local home rule authority” since 1968.

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Imelda and Humberto deliver double threat — dangerous surf and flooding for US, back-to-back hurricanes for Bermuda

Tropical Storm Imelda is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane as it moves off the Southeast coast this week, kicking up dangerous surf, rip currents, coastal flooding and beach erosion from Florida through the Carolinas.

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Cutting NOAA will hurt hurricane preparedness in Florida | Column

These are the sorts of anniversaries we don’t celebrate with cake, funny hats or a toast. As we approach the one-year anniversaries of Hurricanes Helene and Milton, thousands of Floridians are still recovering from the historic storms.