What to know about Hurricane Fiona in Puerto Rico

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The extent of the devastation wrought by Hurricane Fiona is now becoming clearer across parts of the Caribbean. We are going to focus on Puerto Rico, where very few parts have been spared. It's still not clear how many communities across Puerto Rico sustained serious, even catastrophic damage from Hurricane Fiona.

Published 3 months ago · San Juan, Puerto Rico

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BBC News

Puerto Rico towns submerged after Hurricane Fiona

Hurricane Fiona leaves towns in Puerto Rico flooded just five years after Hurricane Maria

3 months ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Aerial video shows devastating floods left by Hurricane Fiona in Puerto Rico – video

Hurricane Fiona caused 'catastrophic flooding' in Puerto Rico on Sunday and Monday, according to the National Hurricane Center.The storm forced the closure of roads, while a highway bridge in Utuado, a town in the island’s centre, was washed away after a river breached its banks. Most of Puerto Rico is without electricity and drinking waterPuerto Rico battles blackout and lack of safe water in wake of Hurricane FionaContinue reading...

3 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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CBC News

What we know so far about Hurricane Fiona

CBC meteorologist Ryan Snoddon's weather forecast for Monday, Sept. 19.

3 months ago·Canada

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CTV News

Hurricane Fiona batters Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico resident Lisa Thon discusses the current hurricane situation on the island.

3 months ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Independent

How solar panels helped Puerto Ricans in Hurricane Fiona blackouts

The panels can provide a backup to the cantankerous power grid on the island, where blackouts are common even without hurricanes

3 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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USA Today

How can I help Puerto Rico recover from Hurricane Fiona? Mutual aid, nonprofits to support

Hurricane Fiona is now a Category 3 storm. Mutual aid and nonprofits are providing on-the-ground relief for Puerto Ricans and others in the Caribbean.

3 months ago·United States

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