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2.3 billion in losses in that state alone, including more than $ 1 billion in damage to businesses, $ 500 million to roadways, $ 120 million to crops, and around $ 40 million to school districts. Approximately 150 bridges either became impassable or were swept away. Following Agnes, three news correspondents and the pilot died in a helicopter crash in
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with water up to rooftops. At the height of the flooding, over 600 miles (970 km) of highways were submerged, resulting in $ 14.8 million in damage to roads in the state. Severe damage also occurred to sewer and water facilities, totaling to $ 34.5 million. 95 houses were destroyed and 4,393
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and also caused the water level to rise by 3.5 feet (1.1 m). Houses, cars, boats, buildings, ships, and docks in the vicinity of Lake Erie were damaged. Overall, losses in Ohio totaled to at least $ 4 million.
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reached a record flood of 31 feet 6 inches (9.60 m). Hundreds of people were evacuated and over a hundred homes destroyed. Floods reached as far inland as 3rd street in the heart of the city. In
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was severely damaged and closed when rammed by a large barge carried by floodwaters. In the Washington DC suburbs, the Alexandria reservoir Lake Barcroft emptied when its dam was undermined and breached.
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since the costs of damages were high and put the final dagger into the company. Flooding in the upper Allegheny River basin was particularly exacerbated by the construction of the
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others were damaged, while 125 mobile homes were destroyed and another 450 were significantly affected. Additionally, 205 small businesses were either damaged or destroyed. The
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to a height of about 1.6 m above the floor, causing substantial damage to the collection and archives. Parts of Corning were under more than 3 m of flood waters.
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and an apartment building. In addition, several houses in a nearby subdivision were also damaged. Losses from this tornado are estimated at $ 3 million.
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on June 15, and strengthened into Tropical Storm Agnes the next day. Thereafter, Agnes slowly curved northward and passed just west of
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was "underwater", and on S. Main St., Gerould's Pharmacy at W. Hudson was engulfed by 10 feet 3 inches (3.12 m) of water.
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knocked over trees and snapped off limbs, which resulted in scattered power outages, roads being blocked, and minor property damage. In
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to overflow. In 1974, the park's rides were auctioned off. The carousel was moved and is still in operation on the
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overflowed. Damage in South Carolina was minor, totaling to only $ 50,000.
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on record in U.S. history; losses far exceeded the combined losses from
303:. The weakening trend halted as the storm crossed over Georgia and into
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due to the overflowing Susquehanna River. At the historic cemetery in
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3376:. Vol. 27. United States Department of the Army. pp. 14–15.
1997:"National Hurricane Center Hurricane Bulletin Agnes 10 p.m. Saturday"
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The height of the floodwaters has been marked in the entrance to the
1024:, damage to basements, streets, and water systems occurred after the
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356:
3257:"Principales Eventos Pluviales Sobre Cuba En El Periodo 1963 – 2006"
2829:"Thousands Flee From Homes, 29 Die As Agnes Sweeps Eastern Seaboard"
2292:. Panama City, Florida. United Press International. pp. 1 and 3
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In Canada, Hurricane Agnes gave heavy rains and winds over southern
2116:
Richard W. Schwerdt, ed. (November 1972). "Smooth Log, June 1972".
2023:"National Hurricane Center Tropical Storm Advisory Number 14 Agnes"
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of the state. Precipitation peaked at 7.94 inches (202 mm) in
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1948:"National Hurricane Center Advisory Number 1 Tropical Storm Agnes"
3479:"Welcome to Corning, New York: Tropical Storm Agnes Flood (1972)"
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This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the
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2761:"Flash floods kill 4 in Maryland; thousands stranded in Virginia"
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This article incorporates text from this source, which is in the
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On account of the extensive damage and high death toll, the name
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were severely damaged. It is mainly regarded as the death of the
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which led across a branch of the Potomac River to an overlook of
997:. Damage in the state was minor, though low-lying streets in the
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2338:. Camp Springs, Maryland: Hydrometeorological Prediction Center
1568:, Quebec, the storm toppled a mobile home, killing two people.
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helicopter came in contact with power lines over Crosby Creek.
1306:
1056:, four people drowned after their car plunged into the swollen
2189:"National Hurricane Center Hurricane Advisory Number 10 Agnes"
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Inlet. High winds were also reported in the state, and at the
3109:"Tropical Cyclone Rainfall in the Mid-Atlantic United States"
2600:"Tropical Cyclone Rainfall in the Southeastern United States"
2433:. Miami, Florida: National Hurricane Center. December 1, 1972
2392:"Narrative Summary for Monthly Climatological Data – Florida"
2312:"1972 Press Photo flooded Shore Acres Street Hurricane Agnes"
2166:"National Hurricane Center Hurricane Advisory Number 9 Agnes"
1664:
1537:
1925:"National Hurricane Center Bulletin 11:30 a.m. EDT Thursday"
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In the United States, Agnes affected 15 states and the
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In early-mid June 1972, atmospheric conditions favored
2959:"Tropical Storm Agnes Won't be Forgotten in Cecil County -"
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Storm Event Report for F2 Tornado in Coffee County, Georgia
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Storm Event Report for F1 Tornado in Coffee County, Georgia
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the state were either destroyed or had major damage. Eight
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Tropical storm (39–73 mph, 63–118 km/h)
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Tropical depression (≤38 mph, ≤62 km/h)
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2933:"Historical Crests for Susquehanna River at Conowingo Dam"
1218:, the first floor was submerged by flood waters. Governor
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suffered major damage; similar effects occurred along the
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Rainfall accumulations in association with Hurricane Agnes
479:, remnant low, tropical disturbance, or monsoon depression
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Category 4 (130–156 mph, 209–251 km/h)
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Category 3 (111–129 mph, 178–208 km/h)
1971:"National Hurricane Center Bulletin Tropical Storm Agnes"
1675:. The levee also protected the area from the remnants of
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Category 2 (96–110 mph, 154–177 km/h)
1135:) as were all roads "near the Patuxent River" including
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Category 1 (74–95 mph, 119–153 km/h)
2143:"National Hurricane Center Hurricane Advisory Number 6"
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at Camp Shikellimy located downstream of DeHart Dam in
910:, $ 4.1 million in Brevard, $ 3.1 million in
1755:
List of wettest tropical cyclones in the United States
315:. Early the following day, the storm emerged into the
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was struck by a tree; a similar incident occurred in
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1069:(I-95) Purple Heart Bridge over northern Virginia's
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Category 5 (≥157 mph, ≥252 km/h)
3388:"Tropical Cyclone Naming History and Retired Names"
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590:issued gale warnings and a hurricane watch for the
3482:is available for free viewing and download at the
2883:"40 Years Ago, Patapsco Devastated By Agnes Flood"
2235:"National Hurricane Bulletin Tropical Storm Agnes"
1491:, reaching 3.2 feet (0.98 m) above normal in
1171:Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park
1008:, pastures, small grains, and soy bean crops near
3237:. Miami, Florida: National Hurricane Center. 2008
2369:. Miami, Florida: National Hurricane Center. 1972
1904:. Miami, Florida: National Hurricane Center. 1972
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3471:FAQ: Hurricanes, Typhoons, and Tropical Cyclones
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2488:National Centers for Environmental Information.
2455:National Centers for Environmental Information.
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2043:
2020:
1855:R. H. Simpson and Paul J. Herbert (April 1973).
1285:were rescued by state police while at a camp in
863:and Jacksonville, 42 mph (68 km/h) in
3084:. The Morning Herald, Uniontown, Pennsylvania.
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2570:National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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2212:"National Hurricane Center Advisory Number 12"
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1760:Timeline of the 1972 Atlantic hurricane season
1618:Agnes had a devastating impact on the already-
1340:towns, were severely flooded. Sections of the
553:, with winds of 65 mph (100 km/h).
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3306:United States Department of Homeland Security
3259:. Havana, Cuba: CubAgua. 2006. Archived from
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1782:– took a similar path in early September 2016
1772:– made landfall in southern New Jersey as an
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3446:National Hurricane Center web site for Agnes
3368:Cavenaugh, Charles G. Jr. (September 1972).
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3001:. Miami, Florida. United Press International
2837:. Miami, Florida. United Press International
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2797:Lake Barcroft Watershed Improvement District
2702:
2678:"Thousands Flee as Agnes Rips 11-State Area"
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2524:National Weather Service Birmingham, Alabama
2520:"Final Report For Alabama – Hurricane Agnes"
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2431:"U.S. Deaths And Damage Attributed To Agnes"
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2016:
2014:
1177:was washed away and not rebuilt until 1996.
1048:Buildings almost fully submerged in Richmond
4410:1972 natural disasters in the United States
3390:. Miami, Florida: National Hurricane Center
3183:. Bonham, Texas. United Press International
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2913:. C&O Canal Association. September 1996
2736:. Miami, Florida: National Hurricane Center
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2071:. Miami, Florida: National Hurricane Center
2069:"Tropical Cyclone Discussion – Storm Agnes"
2048:. Miami, Florida: National Hurricane Center
2025:. Miami, Florida: National Hurricane Center
1999:. Miami, Florida: National Hurricane Center
1973:. Miami, Florida: National Hurricane Center
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1950:. Miami, Florida: National Hurricane Center
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1927:. Miami, Florida: National Hurricane Center
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1423:of 15 feet (4.6 m) along the shore of
1407:was generally light, though heavier in the
1356:less than a decade prior; several towns in
252:. Due to the significant effects, the name
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3082:"Four Die in 'Copter Crash, June 27, 1972"
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3148:"Tropical Storm Agnes, June 21–23, 1972"
2861:Maryland Department of Natural Resources
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1885:
1716:List of retired Atlantic hurricane names
1695:from the worst flooding, by filling the
1640:sustained nearly $ 20 million in damages
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1237:Hundreds were trapped in their homes in
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537:of Agnes over northeastern United States
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3517:Costliest Atlantic hurricanes on Record
3341:"Instead of praying, irked resort sues"
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2367:"Impact Of Hurricane Agnes On Property"
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1454:Washington Dulles International Airport
890:and it destroyed 44 planes at the
814:was also underwater due to high tides.
369:Wilkes-Barre/Scranton metropolitan area
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3060:"Hurricane Agnes Flood in Reading, PA"
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2993:Herald Wire Services (June 24, 1972).
2713:. Richmond, Virginia. Associated Press
2642:"Agnes Causes Shiver Across Wide Area"
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586:By 2200 UTC on June 17, the
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2496:(Report). Asheville, North Carolina:
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1702:Footage is included in the 1987 film
1507:. High winds in southern and eastern
1127:was washed away by flood waters. In
1123:, the 9th Street Bridge crossing the
283:. The storm emerged into the western
16:Category 1 Atlantic hurricane in 1972
3165:
3152:University of Maryland, College Park
2857:"Patapsco Valley State Park History"
2793:"LBWID Facts about the Lake and Dam"
2336:"Hurricane Agnes – June 14–25, 1972"
2334:David M. Roth (September 30, 2006).
1556:, causing numerous floodings around
930:, and $ 1 million in losses in
4268:
4263:
3473:, NOAA, retrieved January 26, 2006.
3434:50th Anniversary of Hurricane Agnes
3314:Federal Emergency Management Agency
3286:. La Météo au Quotidien (in French)
3013:
2799:. State of Virginia. Archived from
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2381:
1857:"Atlantic Hurricane Season of 1972"
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1297:and Sid Brenner and Louis Clark of
831:, and 7.17 inches (182 mm) in
256:was retired in the spring of 1973.
13:
4370:Hurricanes in Georgia (U.S. state)
3457:This US government site is in the
3417:
3215:. Miami, Florida. Associated Press
3195:
2705:"Hurricane Roars Back in Virginia"
2275:
2187:Joseph Pelissier (June 18, 1972).
2044:Joseph Pelissier (June 20, 1972).
2021:Joseph Pelissier (June 19, 1972).
1902:"Hurricane Agnes – Official Track"
1815:
1687:, built against the wishes of the
966:, and 3.18 inches (81 mm) in
827:, 7.3 inches (190 mm) in the
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3427:(Cornell University Press, 2020)
3088:from the original on June 7, 2014
2732:Curtis Crockett (July 24, 1972).
850:, from a tornado spawned by Agnes
244:affected. Damage was heaviest in
40:Agnes near peak intensity in the
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3568:Retired Atlantic hurricane names
3492:Disasters-Anatomy of Destruction
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3058:Mike Reinert (October 6, 2010).
2995:"Flood Situation State by State"
2881:Riordan, Penny (June 21, 2012).
2618:
2259:Donegan, Brian (June 22, 2022).
2164:Robert Simpson (June 18, 1972).
2141:Robert Simpson (June 17, 1972).
1801:Hurricane Agnes 40th Anniversary
1734:
1704:Disasters-Anatomy of Destruction
867:, 43 mph (69 km/h) in
766:Hurricane Agnes tornado outbreak
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3027:"Agnes now a flood of memories"
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2210:Raymond Kraft (June 19, 1972).
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1305:, crashed, and exploded on the
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1020:, though damage was lesser. In
962:, 3.95 inches (100 mm) in
823:, 8.43 inches (214 mm) in
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525:Gulf Coast of the United States
242:east coast of the United States
186:East Coast of the United States
4420:Hurricanes in Washington, D.C.
4380:Hurricanes in New York (state)
4350:Category 1 Atlantic hurricanes
4345:1972 Atlantic hurricane season
4209:1972 Atlantic hurricane season
3494:(1987) on the Internet Archive
3339:Frank Sikora (June 26, 1972).
3205:Staff Writer (June 18, 1972).
3175:Staff Writer (June 26, 1972).
3107:Roth, David M (May 12, 2022).
3025:Bill O'Boyle (June 22, 2009).
2827:Staff Writer (June 26, 1972).
2703:Staff Writer (June 22, 1972).
2640:Staff Writer (June 22, 1972).
2598:Roth, David M (May 12, 2022).
2518:Robert Ferry (July 12, 1972).
2282:Staff Writer (June 19, 1972).
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1985:
1962:
1939:
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1519:, albeit effects were lesser.
1432:Elsewhere in the United States
1344:main line between Hornell and
1275:Brandywine River Museum of Art
637:
269:1972 Atlantic hurricane season
248:, where Agnes was the state's
224:1972 Atlantic hurricane season
1:
4360:Atlantic hurricanes in Mexico
3284:"Page d'histoire — juin"
2963:Window on Cecil County's Past
2498:National Climatic Data Center
2465:National Climatic Data Center
1969:Arnold Sugg (June 17, 1972).
1946:Arnold Sugg (June 16, 1972).
1923:Paul Hebert (June 15, 1972).
1786:
1709:
1663:led to the construction of a
1180:As a result of Agnes' rains,
1092:The hardest hit area was the
936:National Climatic Data Center
3349:. Panama City Beach, Florida
3146:W. J. Moyer (July 6, 1972).
2284:"Agnes Lashes Florida Coast"
2067:Neil Frank (June 21, 1972).
1706:, hosted by George Kennedy.
1571:
1522:
1169:A popular footbridge in the
367:causing major damage to the
7:
4430:Hurricanes in West Virginia
4355:Retired Atlantic hurricanes
3466:HPC Rainfall Site for Agnes
3207:"Agnes Ranked As Hurricane"
3177:"Flood Damage Costs Amount"
2734:"Report on Hurricane Agnes"
2526:. National Hurricane Center
2237:. National Hurricane Center
2233:John Hope (June 20, 1972).
2214:. National Hurricane Center
2191:. National Hurricane Center
2168:. National Hurricane Center
2145:. National Hurricane Center
1765:List of Delaware hurricanes
1750:List of Atlantic hurricanes
1727:
1659:, and the adjacent town of
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371:. In both Pennsylvania and
123:85 mph (140 km/h)
10:
4446:
4385:Hurricanes in Pennsylvania
3406:
2094:. Camp Springs, Maryland:
1713:
1657:Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
942:Southeastern United States
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763:
21:List of storms named Agnes
18:
4375:Hurricanes in New England
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4207:Tropical cyclones of the
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3181:The Bonham Daily Favorite
3114:Tropical Cyclone Rainfall
2605:Tropical Cyclone Rainfall
1864:National Hurricane Center
1689:Seneca Nation of New York
1655:in 1973. The flooding in
1361:flood-prone areas in the
1226:helicopters flown by the
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513:National Hurricane Center
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165:$ 2.1 billion (1972
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4400:Hurricanes in New Jersey
2396:National Climatic Center
1780:Hurricane Hermine (2016)
1742:Tropical cyclones portal
1613:National Weather Service
1350:Erie Lackawanna Railroad
1342:Erie Lackawanna Railroad
1336:, as well as many other
1156:Gwynn Oak Amusement Park
1147:, and Belle Grove Road,
926:, $ 1.3 million in
918:, $ 1.4 million in
906:, $ 7.1 million in
588:National Weather Service
250:wettest tropical cyclone
1673:Army Corps of Engineers
1631:Erie Lackawanna Railway
1591:, Hillsborough County,
1381:Corning Museum of Glass
1100:including its mill, at
4425:Floods in Pennsylvania
4395:Hurricanes in Virginia
4390:Hurricanes in Maryland
2090:David M. Roth (2011).
1534:Pinar del Río Province
1399:West Virginia and Ohio
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1370:Notre Dame High School
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1232:Middle Paxton Township
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951:
914:, $ 2 million in
892:Merritt Island Airport
851:
556:Agnes changed into an
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484:
379:Meteorological history
51:Meteorological history
4365:Hurricanes in Florida
3451:July 9, 2006, at the
3423:Kneeland, Timothy W.
2494:Storm Events Database
2461:Storm Events Database
1774:extratropical cyclone
1638:Penn Central Railroad
1576:Following the storm,
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932:Hillsborough Counties
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558:extratropical cyclone
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497:atmospheric pressures
489:tropical cyclogenesis
477:Extratropical cyclone
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321:extratropical cyclone
307:. While over eastern
259:Agnes was the second
2803:on September 6, 2017
2710:The Spokesman-Review
2119:Mariners Weather Log
1776:in late October 2012
1693:Western Pennsylvania
1609:Panama City, Florida
1442:Dover Air Force Base
1303:Capital City Airport
1267:Chadds Ford Township
1166:in Washington, D.C.
857:Kennedy Space Center
772:District of Columbia
547:Long Beach, New York
398:Saffir–Simpson scale
297:Panama City, Florida
128:Lowest pressure
98:Category 1 hurricane
3346:The Birmingham News
3235:"Hurricane History"
2939:on February 5, 2012
2908:"Along the Towpath"
2771:Annapolis, Maryland
2766:The Evening Capital
1697:Allegheny Reservoir
1587:, Franklin County,
1413:Northern Panhandles
1363:Allegheny Reservoir
1129:Anne Arundel County
1119:were affected. In
900:counties in Florida
776:costliest hurricane
642:
640:Death Tolls by Area
467:Subtropical cyclone
313:baroclinic activity
237:costliest hurricane
30:
4405:Hurricanes in Ohio
3320:on January 3, 2012
3039:on January 2, 2014
1862:. Miami, Florida:
1677:Tropical Storm Lee
1470:national monuments
1466:Rock Creek Parkway
1396:
1358:Cattaraugus County
1323:
1216:Governor's Mansion
1188:just north of the
1067:Interstate 95
1050:
952:
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592:Straits of Florida
563:Cape Breton Island
539:
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120:Highest winds
105:1-minute sustained
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3526:Succeeded by
1995:(June 18, 1972).
1691:, spared much of
1605:Okeechobee County
1603:, Monroe County,
1564:. In the town of
1203:Schuylkill County
1186:Susquehanna River
1133:Baltimore Beltway
848:Key West, Florida
784:Hurricane Camille
757:
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361:Susquehanna River
281:Yucatán Peninsula
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178:Yucatán Peninsula
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