Ike, a Category 4 hurricane, was the biggest storm of this year's Atlantic hurricane season. It made U.S. landfall on Sept. 13 at Galveston, Texas with winds above 100 mph.
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An est. 125 people died in nearly 1,500 tornadoes across the U.S., making it one of the top 10 deadliest seasons since reliable record-keeping began in 1953.
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Gustav was blamed for 25 U.S. deaths and its
ferocious winds brought down trees and power lines, leaving thousands of residents without power.
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In late March, flooding was blamed for at least 17 deaths in Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma,
Texas, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Illinois.
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During the month of June, more than 1,100 daily
precipitation records were broken throughout the Midwest.
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