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   Hanna, the first hurricane of the 2020 Atlantic season, left a trail of destruction along the Texas coast, downing power lines, flooding streets and toppling 18-wheeler trucks as torrential rains threatened the area. Hanna came nearly three years after Hurricane Harvey blew ashore northeast of Corpus Christi, killing 68 people and causing an estimated $125 billion in damage in Texas. In this photo from Texas tides raise and flood the street in the Laguna Shores neighborhood after Hurricane Hanna made landfall south of Corpus Christi. Let us take a look at some image:

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   A view shows a partially fallen tent during Hurricane Hanna at a mall, in Monterrey, Mexico. (Reuters Photo)

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   Agave plants poke above the floodwaters leftover from Hurricane Hanna in front of a house on Mescal Street near Laureles, Texas. (AP Photo)

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   Victor Salazar, 46, stands on the porch of his home with his two dogs after the property was flooded following Hurricane Hanna on Mescal Street near Laureles, Texas. (AP Photo)

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   A vehicle sits in more than two feet of floodwater from Hurricane Hanna outside a home on Mescal Street near Laureles, Texas. (AP Photo)

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   Traffic is halted as tow trucks surround an overturned HEB supermarket truck along US Route 77 in the aftermath of high wind gusts from Hurricane Hanna in Sarita, Texas. (Reuters Photo)

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   Residents survey their destroyed camper trailer in the aftermath of Hurricane Hanna in Port Mansfield, Texas. Aerial image taken with a drone. (Reuters Photo)

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   Charles Pecce, 70, and wife Sharon Pecce, 76, survey their destroyed home in the aftermath of Hurricane Hanna in Port Mansfield, Texas. (Reuters Photo)

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   A boat sinks in the Packery Channel during Hurricane Hanna in North Padre Island, Texas. (AP Photo)

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    A home in Brownsville, Texas is shown damaged due to a possible tornado forming from Hurricane Hanna in the early morning hours of July 25, 2020, blowing part of the roof off the home. (AP Photo)