The 10 Most Expensive Atlantic hurricanes
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Each year, between June 1 and November 30 Hurricane Season threatens the Atlantic Coast. From Katrina, Sandy and Andrew, what have been the costliest Atlantic Hurricanes? Find out more at http://voxx.us/14AmHAu
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- 23. Rose Machado walks in waist high floodwater as her neighbors' trailer burns in Lafitte, La., after Hurricane Rita passed through. (AP Photo)
- 24. Date: September 8-19, 1988 Affected Area: Texas, South Central U.S. Damage: 7-10 Billion Dollars #10 Hurricane Gilbert
- 25. An areal view of some of the destruction caused by the 180-mph winds and torrential rains (TSGT Michael J. Haggerty, US Air Force)
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