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Keeping track of hurricanes and other potential weather trouble in the tropics.
Bradenton Herald Hurricane Center
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BRADENTON HERALD HURRICANE CENTER
Pick your poison: Hurricane or tornado?
PALM BEACH -- Early one Saturday in August 1992, South Floridians discovered they had 48 hours to brace for, or flee from, the newly formed Andrew, which would become one of the nation's most infamous hurricanes.
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BRADENTON HERALD HURRICANE CENTER
Hurricane season from A (anxiety) to Z (Zantac)
On your mark, get set, fret! Hurricane season is almost under way, and you know what that means.
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BRADENTON HERALD HURRICANE CENTER
As June 1 approaches, get the latest news from the Bradenton Herald on your computer and mobile devices.
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BRADENTON HERALD HURRICANE CENTER
What will storms be named this year?
Here are the names to be assigned to storms during the 2013 hurricane season.
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BRADENTON HERALD HURRICANE CENTER
Planners, emergency personnel get ongoing training
:More than 1,500 first-responders converged on Fort Lauderdale in early May to discuss unique lessons learned from the 2012 hurricane season.
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LOCAL NEWS
Manatee expert: Prepare now for hurricane season
Manatee residents will have two opportunities this week to learn what they need to know and what they need to have on hand should disaster strike.
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BRADENTON HERALD HURRICANE CENTER
Sweet deal for state taxpayers or Scott donor giveaway?
Critics see political donations and heavy lobbying by Heritage Property and Casualty as evidence that Citizens Property and Gov. Rick Scott are tapping the insurer’s $6.4 billion surplus for special giveaways to politically-connected companies.
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BRADENTON HERALD HURRICANE CENTER
Gov. Scott, emergency managers discuss Florida storm surge risks
Storm surge and federal budget cuts concern Florida officials at hurricane conference.
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BRADENTON HERALD HURRICANE CENTER
Surge, budgets focus of hurricane conference
At an annual hurricane conference, Gov. Rick Scott and emergency managers discussed the risks of storm surge and worries about federal budget cuts.








