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**Archive of Past Significant Tropical storms**  View stories, documents, and background material related to past storms that entailed significant National Ocean Service preparedness, response, and recovery support. 2020: Isaias, Laura, Sally Hurricane Sally Damage Assessment Imagery
						Hurricane Laura Damage Assessment Imagery
						Tropical Storm Isaias Damage Assessment Imagery
 2019: Barry, Dorian Hurricane Dorian Aerial Imagery
						Hurricane Barry Aerial Imagery
 2018: Florence, Michael Hurricane Michael Aerial Imagery
						Hurricane Michael Summary of NOS Activity
						Hurricane Michael Archived Storm QuickLooks
						Hurricane Florence Summary of NOS Activity
						Hurricane Florence Aerial Imagery
						Hurricane Florence Archived Storm QuickLooks
						NOAA charts new hazards and helps ports recover following Hurricane Florence
						NOAA provides scientific support for Hurricane Florence
						After landfall: 4 ways NOAA is helping your community recover from Florence
 2017: Harvey, Irma, Maria Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria: NOS Role in Helping Communities Prepare, Respond, and Recover (PDF)
						Hurricane Harvey Aerial Imagery
						Hurricane Irma Aerial Imagery
						Hurricane Maria Aerial Imagery
						Coast Survey Hurricane Maria response in Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands
						NOAA helps ports recover from Hurricane Harvey
						NOAA helps ports recover in Georgia and Florida following Hurricane Irma
						Hurricane Irma Highest Water Levels (Image)
						Hurricane Maria Highest Water Levels (Image)
						Hurricane Harvey Highest Water Levels (Image)
						Archived Storm QuickLooks
						Texas Reserve Staff Keep Rescued Wildlife Out of Harm’s Way
						NOAA and partners assess coral reef damage in Florida following Hurricane Irma
 2016: Matthew Hurricane Matthew Aerial Imagery
						North Carolina Flooding Aerial Imagery
						NOAA helps four ports recover from Hurricane Matthew
						Hurricane Matthew Highest Water Levels (Image)
						Hurricane Matthew's Effect on the Atlantic Coast (Story Map)
						Archived Storm QuickLooks
 2012: Sandy After Sandy: Rebuilding & Recovery (Full Compilation of NOS Support)
						Archived Storm QuickLooks
						Hurricane Sandy Aerial Imagery
						Hurricane Sandy and the Value of Trade-Offs in Coastal Restoration and Protection
						NOAA Ship *Hassler*: post-Sandy survey of deep draft routes to Hampton Roads and Baltimore
						NOAA 2013 post-Sandy surveys at Statue of Liberty
 2011: Hurricane Irene NOS Response to Hurricane Irene
						Coast Survey Navigation Response to Hurricane Irene Speeds Resumption of Shipping in Hampton Roads
						Archived Storm QuickLooks
						Hurricane Irene Aerial Imagery
 2005: Hurricanes Katrina and Rita Hurricane Katrina: Ten Years Later (podcast)
						NOAA and Partners Work to Survey and Remove Marine Debris in the Gulf of Mexico
						Archived Storm QuickLook for Katrina
						Archived Storm QuickLook for Rita
						Hurricane Katrina Aerial Imagery
						Hurricane Rita Aerial Imagery
						Hurricane Costs: Katrina
						Analyzing The Impacts Of Hurricane Katrina On Forest Ecosystem Services
						Assessing The Impacts Of Hurricane Katrina In Louisiana
						Hurricane Katrina: Ten Years Later (story map)
 NOS Hurricane Prep, Response, and Recovery Overview   **Hurricane** Links  National Hurricane Center Ready.gov Hurricane Checklist NOAA's Storm QuickLook NOAA's nowCOAST®: Real-Time Coastal Observations, Forecasts, Warnings Storm Surge Dangers (Video) Historical Hurricane Tracks Historical Costs National Geodetic Survey Aerial Imagery Archive Fuel for the Storm (Video) Hurricane Survival (Video) NOS Disaster Response Support NOS Hurricane Response (PDF)  Did you know?  "Hurricane Season" begins on June 1 and ends on November 30, although hurricanes can, and have, occurred outside of this time frame. NOAA's National Hurricane Center predicts and tracks these massive storm systems, which occur, on average, 12 times a year in the Atlantic basin. As a world leader in hurricane research, NOAA strives to understand the mechanics of these complex storms in order to protect people, property, commerce, and natural resources.   Get **Social** Social


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