It looks like another massive and powerful hurricane, currently a category five storm, is heading for landfall somewhere along the Texas coast. Let’s pray that we will not be needing satellite imagery to survey the damage. For those of you tracking the storm, The Wall Street Journal is making a Storm News Tracker available (free). It’s updated with storm headlines as news breaks. Also, NewsNow is constantly aggregating stories about the storm from over 21,000 sources.
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