Hurricane Georges, 1998
The Gulf Coast was battered by Hurricane Georges on Sunday, causing widespread damage and flooding in Mississippi and Alabama as New Orleans held its breath, hoping to avoid the worst of the disaster. The storm's 25-foot waves destroyed fishing piers and soaked beachfront roads, with thousands taking shelter
Hurricane Georges, 1998
The Gulf Coast was pummeled by Hurricane Georges over the weekend, with high winds and heavy rain causing widespread damage and flooding in Mississippi and Alabama. The city of New Orleans held its breath as the storm's course wobbled slightly, giving hope that the city might avoid the
Hurricane Georges, 1998
Hurricane Georges, with maximum sustained winds of 115 mph, continued its devastating path through the Caribbean on Monday, killing three people in a landslide and forcing thousands of people into shelters. As the storm barrels west-northwest across the Dominican Republic, meteorologists warn that it may hit Miami or South Florida
