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Wikipedia Overview
Hurricane David was a devastating tropical cyclone that struck Dominica and the Dominican Republic in August 1979, causing widespread destruction and numerous fatalities. It remains the most intense hurricane to make landfall in the Dominican Republic’s recorded history. A long-lived Cape Verde hurricane, David was the fourth named storm, second hurricane, and first major hurricane of the 1979 Atlantic hurricane season. David formed on August 25, in the eastern tropical Atlantic Ocean near Cape Verde off the coast of West Africa. Two days later, the storm reached hurricane strength, then underwent rapid intensification, strengthening into a Category 5 hurricane and reaching peak sustained winds of 175 mph (282 km/h) on August 28. By the time the system dissipated on September 8, it had traversed the Leeward Islands, Greater Antilles, The Bahamas, the East Coast of the United States, and Atlantic Canada.
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35th Anniversary of Hurricane David’s Florida landfall - aoml.noaa.gov
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Florida's Scary Brush With a 1979 Hurricane - Newsweek
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40 years ago today: Labor Day 1979, Folly Beach braced for Hurricane David - greenvilleonline.com
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Hurricane Matthew vs Hurricane David 1979 - WTAJ
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Hurricane David makes landfall - St. Augustine Record
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Hurricane Dorian de’ja vu: 40 years ago today, Hurricane David passed Orlando on way to Carolinas - Orlando Sentinel
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AJC Deja News: Hurricane David whips Savannah, Georgia coast (1979) - AJC.com
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Hurricane David, 30 years after the storm - Savannah Morning News
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New Hurricane David Blay Jr. Adjusting Quickly, Ready to Dominate in ACC Play - Sports Illustrated
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Look Back: Hurricane David in 1979 - Daily Press
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Memories of Hurricane David in 1979 - AccuWeather
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Where were you when David hit? People recall living through hurricane in Savannah 40 years ago - WSAV-TV
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How ECHORN is Supporting the Caribbean - The Borgen Project
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When Tropical Storm David flooded Mount Washington 40 years ago - Baltimore Sun
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hurricane david - The St Kitts Nevis Observer
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Hurricane David Hits 2 Caribbean Islands, Heads for Puerto Rico (Published 1979) - nytimes.com
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When was the last hurricane to make landfall in GA? It's been a while - Savannah Morning News
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A look at some of Georgia’s worst hurricanes - AJC.com
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Hurricane Kills 22 in the Caribbean Before Hitting Dominican Republic (Published 1979) - nytimes.com
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Hurricane David remembered - Dominica News Online
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DOMINICANS REPORT 400 KILLED BY HURRICANE AND FLOODING; RESIDENTS FLEE FLORIDA KEYS - nytimes.com
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Hurricane David and remembering the generosity of Nations - Dominica News Online
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Remembering Hurricane David 45 years later - Dominica News Online
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COMMENTARY: A narrow escape, Hurricane David, AJ and Baby Calvin - Dominica News Online
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Remembering Hurricane David – August 29, 1979 - Dominica News Online
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