In 1989, Hurricane Hugo devastated the eastern Caribbean and the East coast of the United States. The devastation didn't just affect the coastal towns; it spread for miles inland as well. So many of those that were able to evacuate still got caught in the tornadoes it spawned. A lot of them were not prepared for an emergency, thinking they had outrun it. They had no supplies with them when the trees fell and blocked the roads for miles.
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