In 1938, one of the most devastating natural disasters in modern history ripped through New England. While the most severe damage was in southern New England, New Hampshire communities were heavily impacted by the Great New England Hurricane. | WMUR-TV

26K views · 498 reactions | In September of 1938, the Great New England Hurricane struck the East Coast without warning. The National Weather Bureau later defended their lack of warnings by stating, “New Englanders wouldn’t have paid attention. They were not properly hurricane minded.” | American Experience | PBS | Facebook

5.2K views · 38 reactions | #WeatherWeek: Did you know the Hurricane of 1938 is still the strongest on record to hit Rhode Island? Join us as we explore summer weather threats starting tomorrow on 12 News. https://trib.al/XpY8jIG | WPRI 12 | Facebook

Twenty years ago, Hurricane Katrina changed everything. Here is a sneak peek of our documentary, “20 Years Stronger: Remembering Katrina,” releasing next week for the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, exploring the lessons learned and the monumental changes to animal welfare nationwide. | The Louisiana SPCA