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Hurricane Andrew: August 1992 Images

Fifteen years ago, Hurricane Andrew devastated Dade County. These images show the destruction. More

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Forecasters Discuss Experience With Hurricane Andrew

Images: Hurricane Andrew Forms

Hurricane Andrew Viewer Photos

Homestead Bounces Back After Andrew Devastation

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Hurricane Andrew: 15 Years Later

Category 5 storm, 165 mph winds, 65 dead, 250,000 homeless ... Watch NBC 6's special report, "Hurricane Andrew: 15 Years Later." More

Andrew As It Happened: Part 1

Hurricane Andrew slammed South Florida on Aug. 24, 1992.

Andrew As It Happened: Part 2

Hurricane Andrew slammed South Florida on Aug. 24, 1992.

Andrew As It Happened: Part 3

Hurricane Andrew slammed South Florida on Aug. 24, 1992.

Andrew As It Happened: Part 4

Hurricane Andrew slammed South Florida on Aug. 24, 1992.

Interview: Forecaster's Baby Born During Andrew

NOAA meteorologist Stanley Goldenberg's wife gave birth the night of Hurricane Andrew.

Tony, Kelly Relive Andrew Experience

Interview: What If Andrew Hit Today?

Interview: Why Didn't Andrew Dissipate?

Interview: Forecasting Hurricane Andrew

Bob Sheets, NHC Director During Andrew (1)

Bob Sheets, NHC Director During Andrew (2)

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NBC6 Personal Perspectives

Tony Segreto: Andrew Changed Our Lives Forever

In so many ways when you cover a storm, anxiety never enters your mind. You have a job to do, and a community to keep informed, so your focus is that and that alone. More

Ari Odzer: Memories Of Andrew

I thought, after a week of 15-hour days reporting throughout the hardest-hit areas, that I had seen everything. Then I got my first helicopter reporting assignment. More

Hank Tester: I Still Remember My First Warm Shower

Memories of Andrew: Realizing that while writing and reporting about the 160,000 homeless South Florida residents that I was reporting about myself. More

Visual Echoes Of Andrew

Fifteen years after Hurricane Andrew, an ex-New Yorker remembers how Mother Nature welcomed her to South Florida. More

Stu Jacobs: Andrew Was Amazing To Cover, Live Through

Mike Zimmer: Photographing Andrew's Aftermath

Jeff Barnes: Covering Andrew's Ground Zero

Gaby Carpio: Andrew Welcomed Me To S. Fla.

Randy Adkins: Covering The Hurricane Center During Andrew

Miguel Lorenzo: Andrew Crashed My 5th Birthday Party

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Viewers Share Hurricane Andrew Memories
NBC 6 asked viewers to share their memories of Hurricane Andrew. Click on the headlines below to read the amazing stories.

'During Andrew, I Truly Thought I Was Going To Die'

'It Sounded Like My Housing Was Being Blown To Pieces'

Andrew From The Eyes Of A 10-Year-Old

How Andrew Turned My Life Around

Andrew Came With No Substantial Warning

Andrew Was Terrible, But Rebuilding Was Worse

Dealing With The Aftermath Of Andrew

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Resources

Andrew Stats From National Hurricane Center

NOAA's Hurricane Andrew Report

Slideshow: Top U.S. Hurricane Disasters

Interactive: All About Hurricanes

2007 NBC 6 Hurricane Guide

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