After IVAN came JEANNE Jeanne Scrapbook - First, local pictures [These pictures taken by Bob Holt, MD Sept. 21- Oct. 2, 2004]

	The road closed signs stayed up, or were brought back again! Like this one on Bald Rock Rd.		Howard Gap road was flooded again between Rt 64 and Fletcher. A road I often use.
Hendersonville, by the railroad tracks downtown was flooded, but not so bad as with Ivan.		Linda Preston stands in front of her devastated back yard in East Asheville. Trees down, - water.
	Signs all over Hendersonville remained damaged, not yet repaired after Frances and Ivan.		But in our area, there was not much wind damage with Jeanne - Just a whole lot of water!

But in HAITI, Hurricane JEANNE was a major KILLER! [The following pictures are from the Palm Beach Post Newspaper]

	An entire Haitian city was shown under Jeanne's flood waters on world TV and in most newspapers.		Thousands died instantly. Those who remained were hungry. Competing for a little food.
Long lines of desperate people lined up in ques to get grain and powdered milk for their families.		As the waters subsided and the winds calmed, cities resembled a large rubbish dump.
	In a makeshift morgue shown here, victims in body bags could be identified and claimed for burial.		So we in the US not in Florida were the lucky ones. Extra rain and wind, but few deaths.

What also made JEANNE a notable Hurricane was "her" strange course - after heading out into the Atlantic, "she" turned, and assaulted Florida!

Below are pictures of JEANNE striking an already heavily damaged Florida, still reeling after Charley, Frances, and Ivan! [These pictures mostly from the Palm Beach Post Newspaper]

	Florida coast was again buffetted by extreme winds, in many areas for the 4th time in 5 weeks!		This picture appeared in many newspapers. Showing the ocean surge.
No, this is not some unkempt cellar, but the inside of a once nice Florida condominium.		Somebody parked their Corvette in the wrong place at the wrong time! It may take a while to unpark
	This particular house in Florida got more damaged by each of 4 storms. Jeanne finished it off!		A child is here examining the damage to one of Florida's coastal roads.

Charlie,Frances, Ivan, Jeanne.. God's Whips to gain our attention!

Hurricane JEANNE was one of 4 major hurricanes within 6 weeks in the Fall of 2004 that ravished the Eastern United States and Caribean Islands. For more about these other storms, and the Divine Wrath of God that made them necessary, CLICK below on the link titled "Storm Index". Dr. Bob Holt

This picture is of Hurricane Floyd Before 2004, the Big One in N.C.

Complete JEANNE on Web Storm Index Main Index Front Page of NewAgeGod.com