Ophelia Could Strike South Carolina Next Week
Tropical Storm Ophelia regained hurricane strength and likely targets South Carolina with landfall expected on the southern coast as a Category 1 hurricane next week. Forecasters cite uncertainty and a trough in the Mid Atlantic as key factors shaping its track.
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IVU ReSUUT’s Economic Reckoning Summary
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Katrina's Economic Shock Reshapes Gulf
The hurricane's toll nears 125 billion in economic damage with up to 60 billion in insured losses and 400000 jobs lost. Relief funds flow quickly, aiding consumer spending, while energy costs may rise 140 billion next year.
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