Hurricane Irene: Roads Flooded, Creeks Overflowing in Delaware
Many roads remain across the state, especially in the South, are still closed or impassable.
Hurricane Irene Update: 3 Million Without Power; 11 Lives Claimed
More than three million residents along the U.S. East Coast are left without power Sunday as Hurricane Irene cut a damaging path. Eleven lives have also been claimed in the storm.
Hurricane Irene Path 2011 Floods Low-lying Manhattan Streets, Partly Blue Skies Peaking Through [PHOTOS]
Hurricane Irene downgraded to a tropical storm Sunday, making landfall in Coney Island, N.Y., sending sea water running across boardwalk and down some low-lying streets in Manhattan and other boroughs, as well as power outages.
Hurricane Irene cuts power to 3.3 million
Hurricane Irene knocked out power to 3.3 million homes and businesses along the East Coast, forced two nuclear plants to shut and idled oil ports and refining as it approached New York City early on Sunday.
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Hurricane Irene Path 2011: New York Dodges Bullet, But 3 Million on East Coast Without Power
New York may have dodged a big bullet as Hurricane Irene weakened early Sunday but America's largest city isn't dodging major impact from the storm's path and might. Irene weakened to barely hurricane as it approached New York early Sunday morning and hurricane force winds were expected to spare the city, but the storm has rattled windows and been driving heavy rain since the early morning hours.
Tropical Storm Irene New York: City that Never Sleeps Wakes to Torrential Rain, High Winds, Storm Surge
Hurricane Irene roared into New York City shortly after dawn Sunday with winds gusting to 70 mph and a storm surge threatening the boardwalk of Rockawy Beach and other low-lying areas of Queens, Brooklyn and Manhattan's financial district.
Hurricane Irene Path 2011: Scenes of Evacuation Throughout the East Coast [PHOTOS]
Hurricane Irene could end up shutting down New York City for days. The city's subway and mass transit system closed at noon on Saturday, and ahead of Irene's arrival Mayor Michael Bloomberg said subways weren't likely to be reopened on Monday. Without a functioning subway system, New York would remain at a virtually standstill.
Hurricane Irene Virginia: Millions Without Power, Worst Yet to Come
Hurricane Irene began to pummel Virginia on Saturday night -- killing three and leaving millions without power -- yet Virginia's governor warned the worst is still to come.
Hurricane Irene: 5 Reasons to be Grateful It Came on a Weekend
5 reasons why East Coast residents should be grateful Irene came on a weekend
Hurricane Irene Update: Power Outages Plague East Coast
Hurricane Irene began her attack on the East Coast on Saturday -- killing at least 8 and leaving more than a million people without power.
Hurricane Irene Path Leaves Damage and Spurs Preparation
Hurricane Irene's path has left damages behind it and spurred emergency preparations ahead of it.
New York Shuts Down Ahead of Hurricane Irene
The city that never sleeps started shutting down at midday on Saturday, with nearly all businesses except a smattering of food and liquor stores closing and public transportation coming to a halt ahead of Hurricane Irene.
Hurricane Irene Shuts New York City Down; Subway Lines Not Likely to Open Monday
Hurricane Irene has shut New York City down. Mayor Michael Bloomberg says subway lines may not reopen Monday.
Hurricane Irene: Obama Leads Response, Says U.S. Government Is Prepared
Hurricane Irene is expected to to make uninvited ports-of-call to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York this weekend. President Barack Obama is leading the federal response effort and says the U.S. Government is prepared to meet the enormous human, resource, and infrastructure needs that the storm is likely to trigger.
Hurricane Irene: Rhode Island Under State of Emergency; Opens Shelters
Showers could start arriving Saturday afternoon. Tropical storm conditions -- with hurricane conditions possible -- for Saturday night.”
Hurricane Irene Path Update: Massive Storm Remains Extraordinary Threat; Residents in Path Advised to 'Heed' Warnings
The Hurricane Irene update Saturday is not a good one for residents living along the upper U.S. East Coast. Hurricane Irene 2011 is on a path to become possibly the most destructive and disruptive storm most have seen in a lifetime lifetime, claiming lives, pouring destruction, and shutting down New York, America's largest city, before the storm even arrives.
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Irene rakes up East Coast, shuts down New York
Hurricane Irene charged up the U.S. eastern seaboard on Saturday as a weakening but dangerous storm that shut down New York City and threatened to inflict massive blackouts and flooding.
Hurricane Irene Maryland: Obama Declares State of Emergency Ahead of Storm
President Obama issued a state of emergency for Maryland on Saturday as the state's coast began to experience the first of Hurricane Irene's rain bands and deadly winds.
Hurricane Irene 2011: Virginia Child Brings Death Toll to 5
The death toll for Hurricane Irene has risen to five with a child in Virginia who was struck by a falling tree. The other four deaths were in North Carolina.
Hurricane Irene Path 2011: Storm Lashes North Carolina, Kills Four, Shuts Down New York; America's Largest City Likely Paralyzed for Days
Hurricane Irene 2011 is on a path to become the East Coast storm of a lifetime, claiming lives, pouring destruction, and shutting down New York, America's largest city, move before the storm even arrives. Irene has already claimed three lives in North Carolina and winds of 90 miles per hour and torrential rainfall is inflicting heavy damage.
Hurricane Irene: Powerful Storm May Cause Multi-Billion Dollars in Damages
Roger Pielke, a University of Colorado professor and fellow of the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences, warned that Irene is “probably going to be very damaging.”
Hurricane Irene Update: Three Deaths Reported in North Carolina
At least three people have been killed in North Carolina by Category-1 hurricane Irene, which has also knocked out power to more than 227,000 homes and businesses, suffering from 85 mph winds.
Hurricane Irene New Jersey: One Million Evacuated, Atlantic City in Danger
New Jersey governor Chris Christie announced one million people have been evacuated ahead of Hurricane Irene, but still worried about residents staying behind -- specifically in Atlantic City.
Hurricane Irene: Nassau County Preparations in Last Stages
The Great Neck peninsula is ready for Irene, a park commissioner said in its sealed marina
Hurricane Irene Cost: Billions in Damages Likely
The high cost of a hurricane: as Hurricane Irene whirls northward, bringing a wave of evacuations and prompting frantic runs on grocery stores, insurance companies and business owners are bracing for the costs that could number in the billions of dollars.
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