The Galveston Hurricane That Changed Forecasting
In 1900, Isaac Cline raised hurricane flags without official proof.
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In 1900, Isaac Cline raised hurricane flags without official proof. The storm devastated Galveston, killing at least 6,000 people and transforming his life—and the future of cyclone research.
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