Today in History: August 24, Hurricane Andrew strikes Florida
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Today in History: August 24, Hurricane Andrew strikes Florida
Hurricane Andrew smashed into Florida; the storm resulted in 65 deaths and caused more than $26 billion in damage across Florida, Louisiana and the Bahamas.
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33 years ago, yesterday, Hurricane Andrew made a direct impact in Homestead, Florida, as a Category-5 storm, destroying more than 63,500 homes and causing over $27 billion in damage. The storm changed the way homes in South Florida were built going forward, with stricter regulations enacted pertaining to wind resistance and structural integrity. For thousands, those changes couldn’t bring back what was lost in the storm. Long-time Florida residents, what memories do you have of Hurricane Andrew?
33 years ago, yesterday, Hurricane Andrew made a direct impact in Homestead,
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