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Re: Notable Cyclones Part IV: Hurricane Andrew (1992)
      Tue May 22 2007 10:00 PM

You can kinda estimate where I lived. I was at 144th and 92nd Avenue during Andrew. Right smack dab in the northeast eyewall. I actual almost was killed as I was taken out of my room (I was only two) and literally no sooner than five minutes later, the wall and the window of my room exploded and blew in. Someone was watching over me that day.

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Andrew 1992, Irene 1999, Katrina 2005, Wilma 2005



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