Jeanne Strengthens Into Hurricane
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SAMANA, Dominican Republic - Jeanne grew into the sixth hurricane of the season and swept across the eastern tip of the Dominican Republic on Thursday, a day after pounding Puerto Rico with heavy winds and drenching rain that left millions without power, turned roads into rivers and killed two people.    Hurricane Jeanne was expected to hug the north coast of the Dominican Republic, sparing the country of 8.8 million from its 75 mph winds, but it was headed for the Bahamas, still struggling to recover from Hurricane Frances...
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Hurricane Jeanne&#39;s winds strengthened to a dangerous 115 mph Saturday as it pounded the Bahamas and hurried toward Florida&#39;s east coast.
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FORT PIERCE, Fla. - Hurricane Jeanne forced the evacuations of more than 800,000 residents Saturday as it speeded up and bore down on Florida with winds near 105 mph and threatened to strengthen into a major storm...
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STUART, Fla. - Hurricane Jeanne blasted ashore in Florida with drenching rains and 120 mph wind, tearing off rooftops, hurling debris through the air and sending huge waves crashing into buildings before weakening as it sliced across the central part of the state...
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Emergency crews in the US state of Florida begin assessing the damage caused by Hurricane Jeanne.
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SAMANA, Dominican Republic -- Jeanne grew into the sixth hurricane of the season and swept across the eastern tip of the Dominican Republic yesterday, a day after pounding Puerto Rico with heavy winds and drenching rain that left millions without power, turned roads into rivers and killed two people.
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FORT PIERCE, Fla.  - Hurricane Jeanne ripped away  roofs, whirled debris through the air and cut power to more  than 800,000 customers as it slammed into Florida late on  Saturday, delivering an extraordinary one-two punch to a  coastal region scarred by Hurricane Frances three weeks ago.
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Having ripped a fresh path of destruction through the state of Florida, Hurricane Jeanne is forcing storm-weary locals to start the big clean up.
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SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic Sept. 16, 2004 - Jeanne reached hurricane strength and made landfall Thursday on the evacuated eastern tip of the Dominican Republic, leaving behind a blacked-out Puerto
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The first hurricane of the Atlantic season steamed through the central Caribbean toward Haiti on Sunday, threatening to enter the Gulf of Mexico as an even stronger storm.
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Florida - Hurricane Jeanne forced the evacuations of more than 800 000 residents on Saturday as it bore down on Florida with winds near 170 kph and threatened to strengthen into a major storm.
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Deadly Hurricane Jeanne strengthened  rapidly as it strafed the northern Bahamas on Saturday on its  way to deliver a record fourth hurricane strike in one season  to densely populated Florida.
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A Category 2 hurricane Jeanne, which devastatively hit Haiti, now is moving towards Florida and may strike south-eastern coast of the US in two days.
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SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic - Jeanne strengthened from a tropical storm into the sixth hurricane of the season and struck the evacuated eastern tip of the Dominican Republic on Thursday, a day after lashing Puerto Rico with damaging winds and rain that knocked out power, flooded roads and killed two people.    A hurricane warning was posted for the eastern and northern coasts of the Dominican Republic, as forecasters told the storm-weary Caribbean to monitor the progress of Jeanne, which had 80 mph winds with higher gusts...
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Hurricane Jeanne was downgraded to a tropical storm with 70 mph winds as it moved across Florida after ripping off roofs, scattering debris and downing trees and power lines.
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More than 800,000 Florida residents were urged to seek shelter today as Hurricane Jeanne gained speed and bore down on Florida with winds near 105 mph.
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Hurricane Jeanne forced the evacuations of more than 800,000 residents Saturday as it bore down on Florida with winds near 105 mph and threatened to strengthen into a major storm.