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	CNN.com - It's a 'new era' of hurricanes - Sep 23, 2005
		He put forth the theory that many climatologists, including Mayfield and Willoughby, now embrace -- that hurricanes are driven by cycles of rising water temperature and salinity that affect the speed of currents in the Atlantic.
		In 1915, Gray said, New Orleans and Houston areas were hit by Category 4 storms six weeks apart.
		By 1997, Gray's annual forecasts warned of "a new era" of hurricanes.
	www.cnn.com /2005/TECH/science/09/23/hurricane.cycle (1092 words)

	CNN.com - It's a 'new era' of hurricanes - Sep 23, 2005
		In 1915, Gray said, New Orleans and Houston areas were hit by Category 4 storms six weeks apart.
		He put forth the theory that many climatologists, including Mayfield and Willoughby, now embrace -- that hurricanes are driven by cycles of rising water temperature and salinity that affect the speed of currents in the Atlantic.
		By 1997, Gray's annual forecasts warned of "a new era" of hurricanes.
	www.cnn.com /2005/TECH/science/09/23/hurricane.cycle (1099 words)

	Hurricane Floyd was strong but was no Agnes
		Hurricane Floyd, which glanced Florida, churned up the Carolinas and deluged central New Jersey, produced more rain in a shorter period of time in some areas than the all-time leader in precipitation, Hurricane Agnes, did in 1972, according to climatologists at the Northeast Regional Climate Center at Cornell.
		Agnes formed over Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula on June 14, 1972, making landfall over the Florida panhandle as a category one hurricane five days later.
		Agnes was downgraded to a tropical depression as it took an inland path over Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina.
	www.news.cornell.edu/http://www.news.corne/Chronicle/99/9.23.99/hurricane_Floyd.html (604 words)

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