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July heat slightly above normal

By Rick Dandes
The Daily Item

n Measuring category 5 on the Saffir-Simpson hurricane scale, Hurricane Andrew, a category 5 storm, hit southern Florida in 1992, making landfall at Homestead, Fla., where 165 mph winds gusted to 181 mph. Forty-one people were killed by Andrew, more than 250,000 were left homeless and more than 125,000 homes were destroyed. Andrew is still the costliest hurricane ever to strike the USA.

n Did you know that this part of the country once had snow in August? The year was 1895, and snow flurries affected parts of Pennsylvania, New York and New England with snow observed as far south as Hartford, Conn.



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