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  • 9/3/05 Slidell, LA - "Where is it? Where is my house? I don't understand where it could have gone," said Linda Dubret, as she and her husband Claude walk where their house once stood in Slidell, LA, on 9.3.05. Very little dubris was around the area - simply a few poles and tiles. This region of Lousiana was devistated when Katrina made landfall last week. (Photo by Logan Mock-Bunting/WorldPictureNews)

  • Surfers ride the swells brought by Hurricane Isabel to Wrightsville Beach, Nc. Some climate experts theorize that if global warming continues, as the oceans' temperature increases, so will the frequency and intensity of hurricanes.

  • Linda Bryant composes herself as she searches through the wreckage of her house in Biloxi, MS, USA on September 02, 2005. Hurricane Katrina made landfall along this coast last Monday and leveled several blocks of buildings. (Photograph by Logan Mock-Bunting/WorldPictureNews)

  • PEARLINGTON, MS - SEPTEMBER 3: Investigator Joshua Lowery, of the Tallahasse (Fla) Police chases looters away from a home on September 3, 2005 in Pearlington, Mississippi. Residents of Pearlington didn't receive aid for four days after Hurricane Katrina struck the region on August 29.

  • Members of Biloxi Fire Department react after finding a dead body in the dubris on the ocastal area of Biloxi, MS, USA on September 03, 2005. Hurricane Katrina made landfall along this coast last Monday and leveled several blocks of buildings. (Photograph by Logan Mock-Bunting/World Picture News)

  • Brandon Campbell waits in line for gas on top of his car in Gulfport, Mississippi, USA after Hurricane Katrina. Long lines wrapped around blocks as people waited for food, water, supplies and gas throught the state.(photograph By Logan Mock-Bunting/World Picture News)

  • Joanne Simmons and her daughter Jade walk the street where her house used to be, as a stray dog follows them. Simmons was looking over the wreckage of her house in Biloxi, MS, USA on September 02, 2005. Hurricane Katrina made landfall along this coast last Monday and leveled several blocks of buildings.

  • PEARLINGTON, MS - SEPTEMBER 3: Investigator Joshua Lowery, of the Tallahasse (Fla) Police, wipes his face after chasing looters away from a home on September 3, 2005 in Pearlington, Mississippi. Residents of Pearlington didn't receive aid for four days after Hurricane Katrina struck the region on August 29.

  • Members of Biloxi Fire Department react after finding a dead body in the dubris on the ocastal area of Biloxi, MS, USA on September 03, 2005. Hurricane Katrina made landfall along this coast last Monday and leveled several blocks of buildings. (Photograph by Logan Mock-Bunting/World Picture News)

  • Lt. Col John Sellers, of the 890th Engineering Battalion, searches for bodies under the ruins of the collapsed US Highway 90 in Biloxi, MS, USA on September 03, 2005. Hurricane Katrina made landfall along this coast last Monday and leveled several blocks of buildings. (Photograph by Logan Mock-Bunting/World Picture News)

  • PEARLINGTON, MS - SEPTEMBER 3: Investigator Joshua Lowery, of the Tallahasse (Fla) Police pulls out his pistol while following the tracks of looters away from a home on September 3, 2005 in Pearlington, Mississippi. Residents of Pearlington didn't receive aid for four days after Hurricane Katrina struck the region on August 29.

  • William Heyl, (front) and Dan Schwatrz (in Red), employee at Lighthouse Pawn, tries to salvage items from the remains of the shop in Biloxi, MS, USA on September 03, 2005. Hurricane Katrina made landfall along this coast last Monday and leveled several blocks of buildings. (Photograph by Logan Mock-Bunting/World Picture News)

  • Lt. Col John Sellers, (Front) of the 890th Engineering Battalion, searches for bodies under the ruins of the collapsed US Highway 90 in Biloxi, MS, USA on September 03, 2005. Hurricane Katrina made landfall along this coast last Monday and leveled several blocks of buildings. (Photograph by Logan Mock-Bunting/World Picture News)

  • Gulfport, MS, USA - Members of Search and Rescue Firefighter teams from Miami, Florida, rest after combing through the wreckage of homes, looking for survivors or dead bodies, in Gulfport, Mississippi, on September 1,2005. The town was devastated by the winds and storm surge of Hurricane Katrina, which made landfall just west of the area on Monday. (Photo by Logan Mock-Bunting/World Picture News)

  • Gulfport, MS, USA - Members of Search and Rescue Firefighter teams from Miami, Florida, rest after combing through the wreckage of homes, looking for survivors or dead bodies, in Gulfport, Mississippi, on September 1,2005. The town was devastated by the winds and storm surge of Hurricane Katrina, which made landfall just west of the area on Monday. (Photo by Logan Mock-Bunting/World Picture News)

  • Gulfport, MS, USA - Members of Search and Rescue Firefighter teams from Miami, Florida, exit through the window of a destoryed house after combing through the wreckage of homes, looking for survivors or dead bodies, in Gulfport, Mississippi, on September 1,2005. The town was devastated by the winds and storm surge of Hurricane Katrina, which made landfall just west of the area on Monday. (Photo by Logan Mock-Bunting/World Picture News)

  • 9/3/05 Slidell, LA - A man who did not wish to be indentified uses a boat he found to search the water where his house used to be in Slidell, LA , on 9.03.05. Hurricane Katrina demolished the structure, and almost all of those around it. This region of Lousiana was devistated by the high waters and winds when Katrina made landfall last week. (Photo by Logan Mock-Bunting/WorldPictureNews)

  • 9/3/05 Slidell, LA - A man who did not wish to be indentified uses a boat he found to search the water where his house used to be in Slidell, LA , on 9.03.05. Hurricane Katrina demolished the structure, and almost all of those around it. This region of Lousiana was devistated by the high waters and winds when Katrina made landfall last week. (Photo by Logan Mock-Bunting/WorldPictureNews)

  • Gulfport, MS, USA - Members of Search and Rescue teams from Miami, Florida, comb through the wreckage of homes, looking for survivors or dead bodies, in Gulfport, Mississippi, on September 1,2005. The town was devastated by the winds and storm surge of Hurricane Katrina, which made landfall just west of the area on Monday. (Photo by Logan Mock-Bunting/World Picture News)

  • Gulfport, MS, USA - Members of Search and Rescue teams from Miami, Florida, comb through the wreckage of homes, looking for survivors or dead bodies, in Gulfport, Mississippi, on September 1,2005. The town was devastated by the winds and storm surge of Hurricane Katrina, which made landfall just west of the area on Monday. (Photo by Logan Mock-Bunting/World Picture News)

  • Gulfport, MS, USA - Jerome Crenshaw (back) and Dave Dorsette, members of Search and Rescue Firefighter teams from Miami, Florida, rest after combing through the wreckage of homes, looking for survivors or dead bodies, in Gulfport, Mississippi, on September 1,2005. The town was devastated by the winds and storm surge of Hurricane Katrina, which made landfall just west of the area on Monday. (Photo by Logan Mock-Bunting/World Picture News)

  • 9/3/05 Slidell, LA - Mitzi Ward and her daughter Marilyn Wardtalk while cleaning the mud out of their house in Slidell, LA , on 9.03.05. Flooding left a layer of mud and muck that is just now begining to dry out. This region of Lousiana was devistated by the high waters and winds when Katrina made landfall last week. (Photo by Logan Mock-Bunting/WorldPictureNews)

  • A Lightning storm on Wrightsville Beach, NC

  • "Storm Front Surfers" - Surfers watch a storm pass, trying to decide if it was safe to get in the water after there were lightning strikes in the area.

  • BURGAW, NC - SEPTEMBER 1: Women wade through floodwaters in Burgaw, NC, 9/1/06. Heavy rains from tropical storm Ernesto caused flooding in riverside counties in North Carolina. (Photo by Logan Mock-Bunting/Getty Images)

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