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Clockwise: In the days before Hugo made landfall, residents along the North Carolina coast made preparations for a possible strike, including visits to building supply stores, which sold plywood for use as window covers. (Photo by Drew Wilson; courtesy of the Outer Banks History Center); Struggling to stay alive, hogs from a farm near Trenton wait for rescue on the roof of a swine barn as floodwaters from the Neuse River surround them. The following day, state officials called fo ...

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Facts of the 1938 Hurricane (Francis, 1998) Peak Steady Winds - 121 mph Peak Gust - 186 mph at Blue Hill Observatory, MA. Lowest Pressure - 27.94 in (946.2 mb) at Bellport, NY Peak Storm Surge - 17 ft. above normal high tide (RI) Peak Wave Heights - 50 ft. at Gloucester, MA Deaths - 700 (600 in New England) Homeless - 63,000 Homes, Buildings Destroyed - 8,900 Boats Lost - 3,300 Trees Destroyed - 2 Billion (approx.) Cost - $6.2 million (1938), $15 billion (199 ...

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