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Palaio Faliro Snow Video

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1990s: Hurricane Mitch, Central America

© YURI CORTEZ/AFP via Getty Images Honduras was the first country to be torn apart by Hurricane Mitch, a deadly storm that struck Central America in late October 1998. Severe floods and mudslides saw villages swept away and thousands killed. Nicaragua was also hard hit by Mitch. Its intensity lessened and it reached Florida as a tropical storm in November. In total, more than 11,000 people died. Historic weather events that shocked the world (msn.com) 1990s: Hurricane Mitch, Central America Honduras was the first country to be torn apart by Hurricane Mitch, a deadly storm that struck Central America in late October 1998. Severe floods and mudslides saw villages swept away and thousands killed. Nicaragua was also hard hit by Mitch. Its intensity lessened and it reached Florida as a tropical storm in November. In total, more than 11,000 people died.

1900s: Pittsburgh Flood of 1907, Pennsylvania, USA

© Vintage Images/Getty Images On 16 March 1907, torrential rains and melt water caused the three rivers of Pittsburgh to burst their banks, flooding the center of the US city. Homes and businesses were destroyed and many lost their jobs due to the closure of local mills and industrial plants, while between six and 12 people are thought to have lost their lives. According to the University of Pittsburgh’s archives , the city experienced extensive damage, totaling a staggering $5 million. Historic weather events that shocked the world (msn.com)

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