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Hurricane Season

 

Atlantic Hurricane Season

In pictures

Great Miami Hurricane, 1926: This Category 4 hurricane's eye moved directly over Miami Beach and downtown Miami, producing the highest sustained winds ever recorded in the United States at the time. Every building in downtown Miami was damaged or destroyed. "The Great Miami Hurricane" would be a $90 billion disaster had it occurred in recent times. REUTERS/NOAASlideshowSlideshow 
Worst hurricanes in history

The most devastating Atlantic hurricanes from 1900 to present day.   Slideshow 

 
An improvised grave marks the body of a woman on a street in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans, Louisiana, September 4, 2005. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton SlideshowSlideshow 
Hurricane Katrina: A chronology

As the Gulf Coast braces for the 2009 hurricane season, a look back at Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath.  Slideshow