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Los efectos de Ike

Los efectos de Ike

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  • Dark clouds stretch across the skyline as Hurricane Ike approaches the Gulf of Mexico near Houston, Texas

    Dark clouds stretch across the skyline as Hurricane Ike approaches the Gulf of Mexico near Houston, Texas

    Dark clouds stretch across the skyline as Hurricane Ike approaches the Gulf of Mexico near Houston, Texas September 12, 2008. Massive Hurricane Ike bore down on the Texas coast on Friday, driving a wall of water into seaside communities and threatening catastrophic damage. REUTERS/Carlos Barria (UNITED STATES)
  • El fuerte oleaje tomó las calles cuando el huracán Ike se aproximó a Galveston, Texas.

    A wave breaks over a street sign as Hurricane Ike approaches Galveston

    A wave breaks over a street sign as Hurricane Ike approaches Galveston, Texas September 12, 2008. Massive Hurricane Ike bore down on the Texas coast on Friday with a wall of water that threatened a potential catastrophe for the United States. REUTERS/Jessica Rinaldi (UNITED STATES)
  • El ojo del huracán 'Ike', con lluvias y fortísimos vientos que azotan una amplia zona del sureste de Texas, ha tocado tierra a las 02.20 hora local (07.10 GMT) en la isla de Galveston, según el Centro Nacional de Huracanes (NHC).

    Spence, of Galveston, walks away from high swells caused by Hurricane Ike in Galveston

    El ojo del huracán 'Ike', con lluvias y fortísimos vientos que azotan una amplia zona del sureste de Texas, ha tocado tierra a las 02.20 hora local (07.10 GMT) en la isla de Galveston, según el Centro Nacional de Huracanes (NHC).

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