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AP - Weather around the U.S.A.
Man who lost homes in Katrina claims $97M Powerball prize (AP)

Carl Hunter and his wife Diane Hunter hold a check representing the amount they won in the Louisiana Powerball  Jackpot drawing in January, Thursday, May 8, 2008, in Baton Rogue. (AP Photo/Bill Haber)AP - A construction company owner who lost two homes in Hurricane Katrina claimed a $97 million Powerball prize, a jackpot won off a ticket he bought at a convenience store where he stopped to buy his wife a gallon of milk.


The Nation's Weather (AP)

The forecast for noon, Friday, May 9, 2008 shows a storm system will move through the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, triggering numerous showers and storms. Another system brings storms to portions of the Great Plains, and rain and high elevation snow are expected in the Northern Rockies and Plains. (AP Photo/Weather Underground)AP - Cloud cover and rain were expected in the Northeast on Friday. Heavy rain was anticipated across the Mid-Atlantic interior. Flood watches were posted from northern Virginia through Long Island.


Cyclone Nargis had all the makings of a perfect storm (AP)

A Myanmar woman prays inside the Aung Zey Yong Pagoda and monastery which was damaged in last weekend's devastating cyclone, in Kyauktan Township, southern Myanmar on Thursday May 8, 2008. Myanmar's isolationist regime Thursday gave clearance for the first major international airlift carrying aid to survivors of the cyclone that may have killed more than 100,000 people, officials said. (AP Photo)AP - A cyclone with winds up to 120 mph. A low-lying, densely populated delta region, stripped of its protective trees.


Experts check to see if tornadoes caused damage in Oklahoma (AP)
AP - Experts picked through debris and damage Thursday to determine whether tornadoes touched down after severe storms moved through the state, toppling trees and knocking out power to thousands of people.
Senate rejects federal wind damage coverage (AP)
AP - The Senate on Wednesday rejected a bid by Gulf state senators to add wind coverage to a financially strapped federal program that provides flood insurance.
New Orleans mayor pushing residents to leave FEMA trailers (AP)

A Federal Emergency Management Agency trailer sits in front of home in the Lakeview area of New Orleans Wednesday, May 7, 2008. Worried about the start of a new hurricane season and lingering fears about health hazards in federally supplied FEMA trailers, Mayor Ray Nagin is pushing to empty the thousands of trailers still standing in his city. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)AP - Lingering fears about formaldehyde fumes inside federally issued trailers and the impending hurricane season have Mayor Ray Nagin pushing to empty thousands of the structures, intended as temporary housing after Katrina.


Ark. governor urges schools to install tornado-safe rooms (AP)

Volunteers help clean up a  tornado destroyed  home, Monday, May 5, 2008 in Carlisle, Ark. (AP Photo/Mike Wintroath)AP - Just before the tornado sirens sounded, school superintendent Floyd Marshall got the warning from police — a twister was coming right for the town's elementary and high school.


Postcyclone challenge for Burma (Myanmar): deliver relief fast (The Christian Science Monitor)
The Christian Science Monitor - In a rapidly escalating death toll, a cyclone that ripped through Burma (Myanmar) on Saturday killed nearly 4,000 people, not 351 as originally announced, making it one of the deadliest natural disasters in Asia since the tsunami of 2004, authorities said on Monday.
NC officials: Fatal twister could have been worse (AP)
AP - Amber Parker watched on television as the storm near her home grew into a tornado threat. Then, when the roaring wind outside suddenly fell silent, she grabbed her two toddlers and rushed to get under the stairwell.
Judge: Corps of Engineers can be sued over Katrina flooding (AP)

Latino workers congregate on a corner on Veterans Highway in Metarie, La.,  Monday, April 28, 2008. The workers are waiting for an opportunity to perform labor for those needing help renovating homes that were damaged by Hurricane Katrina. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)AP - The Army Corps of Engineers can be held liable for flood damage caused by a "hurricane highway," a navigation channel that is believed to have funneled Hurricane Katrina's storm surge into the city, a federal judge ruled Friday.


Floodwaters drop in Maine, allowing residents to return home (AP)

A driver navigates his truck down a flooded street in Wallagrass, Maine Thursday, May 1, 2008.  Homes and businesses were flooded along the Fish River in Wallagrass, south of Fort Kent, where the rain-swollen St. John River crested after hitting a record high, forcing residents to flee to higher ground as more than 100 homes flooded.  (AP Photo/Shawn Patrick Ouellette)AP - A river that flooded parts of northern Maine dropped much faster than expected, allowing hundreds of residents who fled their homes to return and assess the damage Friday, officials said.


Blast of tornados kills seven in US (AFP)

Tornado damage litters the ground in Atkins, Arkansas in February 2008, two days after a tornado ripped through the area. At least 19 tornados ripped across four US states Friday leaving seven dead in Arkansas including a teenage girl and flattening homes and businesses, local officials and media said.(AFP/Saul Loeb)AFP - At least 19 tornados ripped across four US states Friday leaving seven dead in Arkansas including a teenage girl and flattening homes and businesses, local officials and media said.


Storms kill 7, injure 13 in northern Arkansas (Reuters)

A satellite radar image released by the National Weather Service shows severe storms over northern Arkansas on May 2, 2008. (National Weather Service/Handout/Reuters)Reuters - Severe storms tore through northern Arkansas on Friday, killing at least seven people and injuring 13 in the southern U.S. state.


Maine river crests after surging to record high (AP)

Bruce Morneault walks from his mother's home on Soucy Drive in Fork Kent, Maine Thursday, May 1, 2008.  The home was damaged by rising waters along the St. John River and Morneault went to inspect the damages Thursday morning.  (AP Photo/Shawn Patrick Ouellette)AP - The rain-swollen St. John River crested early Thursday after hitting a record high, forcing residents to flee to higher ground as more than 100 homes flooded.


Hundreds evacuated in Maine amid record flood (Reuters)

A house and church are surrounded by floodwater from the St. John river in the community of Sheffield, New Brunswick, May 1, 2008. A river swollen by heavy rain and melting snow overflowed its banks along the U.S.-Canadian border, forcing hundreds of people to flee homes and businesses in Fort Kent, Maine, and closing two border crossings. (Paul Darrow/Reuters)Reuters - A river swollen by heavy rain and melting snow overflowed its banks along the U.S.-Canadian border, forcing hundreds of people to flee homes and businesses in Fort Kent, Maine, and closing two border crossings.


La. parish president still facing lawsuits over Katrina (AP)

Jefferson Parish President Aaron F. Broussard speaks to the media in Jefferson, La., a suburb of New Orleans, Thursday, Nov. 8, 2007.  A state judge recently refused to dismiss him from potential class-action suits that hold him personally responsible for Katrina damage.(AP Photo/Judi Bottoni)AP - On the eve of Hurricane Katrina, massive pumps that keep water out of this New Orleans suburb went silent when the roughly 100 workers who run them were allowed to flee under a "doomsday" evacuation plan.


Tornadoes hit Virginia, 200 injured (Reuters)

Storm damage can be seen at The Home Outlet, near Southpark Mall, in Colonial Heights, Virginia, April 28, 2008. (Eva Russo/The Richmond Times-Dispatch/Handout/Reuters)Reuters - Three tornadoes swept through central and southeastern Virginia on Monday, injuring about 200 people and damaging dozens of homes and businesses, officials said.


Republicans McCain and Huckabee dodge talk of VP slot (Reuters)

Republican presidential candidate Senator John McCain leaves a news conference at the Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables, Florida April 27, 2008. (Carlos Barria/Reuters)Reuters - Republican presidential candidate John McCain and former rival Mike Huckabee dodged talk of whether Huckabee could be McCain's vice presidential running mate as they campaigned together on Friday.


WSI raises 2008 Atlantic hurricane forecast (Reuters)

This image from the U.S.-French Jason oceanographic satellite released by NASA April 21, 2008 depicts one of the strongest La Ninas in many years as it is slowly weakening but continues to blanket the Pacific Ocean near the equator. (NASA/Handout/Reuters)Reuters - Private weather forecaster WSI Corp said on Tuesday it raised the number of Atlantic hurricanes it expects this year to eight from seven due to warmer-than-normal ocean temperatures that will likely encourage storm development.


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