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by August 12, resulting in additional flooding. A weather station in
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1188:. Nassau, Bahamas. Associated Press. August 6, 1928. p. 2
1663:. Tampa, Florida. Associated Press. August 9, 1928. p. 1
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1292:. Miami, Florida. Associated Press. August 7, 1928. p. 1
1162:. Miami, Florida. Associated Press. August 6, 1928. p. 1
1767:. Atlanta, Georgia. United Press. August 11, 1928. p. 1
1266:. Havana, Cuba. Associated Press. August 8, 1928. p. 12
1793:. Washington, D.C. United Press. August 11, 1928. p. 2
1240:. Havana, Cuba. Associated Press. August 6, 1928. p. 2
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1186:Sarasota Herald-Tribune
1160:Sarasota Herald-Tribune
974:unless otherwise noted.
560:Preparations and impact
509:maximum sustained winds
226:annual hurricane season
3596:1928 natural disasters
1909:Monthly Weather Review
1113:Monthly Weather Review
699:East Lake Tohopekaliga
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527:, before entering the
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316:Meteorological history
43:Meteorological history
3601:Hurricanes in Florida
2664:"San HipĂłlito" (1916)
2629:"San Zacarias" (1910)
1850:The Milwaukee Journal
1735:"Hits South of Ocala"
1687:Painesville Telegraph
972:United States dollars
952:Hurricane Five (1933)
942:1926 Nassau hurricane
825:Appalachian Mountains
567:
546:extratropical cyclone
537:Apalachicola, Florida
466:San Juan, Puerto Rico
414:Extratropical cyclone
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224:and hurricane of the
3611:Fort Pierce, Florida
2887:"Outer Banks" (1945)
2877:"San Calixto" (1943)
2847:"Nova Scotia" (1940)
2842:"New England" (1940)
2740:"Fort Pierce" (1928)
1956:The Telegraph-Herald
1765:The Pittsburgh Press
1234:"Cuba Escapes Storm"
1182:"No Damage Reported"
866:Further east in the
849:Thomasville, Georgia
686:United Fruit Company
573:The Bahamas and Cuba
517:Fort Pierce, Florida
470:barometric pressures
335:Saffir–Simpson scale
262:Fort Pierce, Florida
212:devastated areas of
120:Lowest pressure
90:Category 2 hurricane
2573:"New Jersey" (1903)
2527:"Carrabelle" (1899)
2507:"East Coast" (1896)
2411:"San MartĂn" (1889)
1921:1928MWRv...56..332F
1902:"Rivers and Floods"
1125:1928MWRv...56..411H
801:Clearwater, Florida
622:Titusville, Florida
550:Mid-Atlantic states
404:Subtropical cyclone
310:Mid-Atlantic states
278:extratropical storm
254:barometric pressure
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2832:"Louisiana" (1940)
2705:"Louisiana" (1920)
2669:"Pensacola" (1916)
2199:"Galveston" (1867)
2043:"Matagorda" (1854)
901:Richmond, Virginia
674:New York, New York
663:telecommunications
642:hurricane warnings
594:José Carlos Millás
570:
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492:at 1200 UTC.
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853:Valdosta, Georgia
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454:tropical cyclones
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