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6.30 in of rain fell on Dauphin Island, Alabama as a result of this tropical depression
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caused coastal flooding which closed roads and forced the evacuation of Dauphin Island residents
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occurred at 3:59 A.M. eight miles east-northeast of Fort Payne, Alabama. The earthquake was given a magnitude of 4.6 on the Richter Scale by the USGS
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heavy rainfall was the results Alabama residents felt from Tropical Storm Bill
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The heaviest damage of Ivan was in Baldwin County Alabama, where the storm's eye made landfall. High surf and winds caused extensive damage.
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Heavy rainfall and wind gusts up to 47 mph were reported due to Tropical Storm Matthew. Beach erosion was also caused due the high tides this storm produced.
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Minor beach erosion occurred. Heavy rainfall caused flooding and road closings. High wind speeds dpwmed several trees and power lines.
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Wind gusts caused downed trees and powerlines.
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Devastated Bayou La Batre with its high storm surge and waves. 23 shrimp boats and a cargo ship were pushed onto the shore. In Dauphin Island houses were destroyed.
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Occurred at 10:56 A.M. and had a magnitude of 5.8
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High winds damaged the water tower in Midway, Alabama. The heavy rains however helped to temporarily help with the extreme drought in northern Alabama.
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Heavy rainfall caused flooding. In Rainbow City, lightning struck an apartment building and sparked a fire.
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Heavy rains resulted in flooding. Waves up to 20 ft also cause damage along coastal regions. The new Gulf State Park Pier in Gulf Shores, Alabama was damaged.
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Heavy rainfall caused flooding. The flooding caused streets to close and even damaged the city's water line in Mobile, Alabama.
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