Simons Lighthouse Museum, one of the properties run by the Coastal Georgia Historical Society, to find out they were put there after Hurricane Dora severely impacted the area in 1964. Given what I do for a living, I was surprised I knew nothing about them. I wasn’t even sure I was hearing people correctly. Various people referred to the rocks on the beach as “Johnson Rocks,” a term I had never heard before. I was certainly familiar with both Hurricane Matthew (2016) and Hurricane Irma (2017), yet I hadn’t considered the lasting, visible damage they caused to the Georgia coast or these barrier islands. View of Johnson Rocks lining the beach at the southern tip of St Simons Island. The little boy can then be seen hitting Poole in the stomach to help her regain consciousness.“While unorthodox, we have found this to be better than me staying locked inside my head until my body resets itself,” Poole said.She posted the video to TikTok where she wrote, “I never have to worry, they have my back. Tropical storms and hurricanes caused flooding and mudslides that killed 125 people, left hundreds of thousands homeless, and caused damage of more than $4 billion.Ī woman who suffers neurologically induced seizures said she “never to worry” about getting hurt, after footage showed her children coming to her rescue at their home in Virginia.Rachel Poole told Storyful that she was diagnosed with functional neurological disorder in March 2022 after being hospitalized, but that she refused to let it control her life.In the video, recorded by the family’s security camera, the mother of two can be seen having a non-epileptic seizure in the kitchen, while her two children, Isabella and Justin, are sitting at the table with their back to her.Alerted by the silence, Isabella quickly catches her mom, before their father gives her and Justin distant instructions in a talking device. Mexico last year suffered what the government described as the wettest rainy season on record.

The 2011 season's first named storm, Arlene, left at least 16 people dead in Mexico after it drenched much of the country and left hundreds of thousands homeless earlier this month. Mexican authorities prepared for possible landslides in areas already hit by torrential rains that left five dead and affected 200,000 people last weekend. Mexico's National Weather Service issued tropical storm watches for the southern coast, warning of large waves and heavy rain and advising vessels in the vicinity to take precautions against high seas and heavy winds. Some NHC forecast models put the hurricane on track to affect Mexico's luxury resort of Cabo San Lucas, on the Baja California peninsula, later in the week. These swells are likely to cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions,' the NHC warned late Wednesday. Swells will begin affecting the coast of the southern portion of the Baja California peninsula on Thursday. 'Large swells generated by Dora will affect the coast of southern and southwestern Mexico during the next couple of days. 'The center of Dora is expected to move nearly parallel to the coast of southwestern Mexico through Thursday morning,' perhaps not weakening before Friday, the US NHC said. Dora was packing top sustained winds of 135 mph (215 km/h), with its center about 220 miles (355 km) south-southwest of Manzanillo, Mexico, said the Miami-based US National Hurricane Center. It is moving swiftly parallel to Mexico's Pacific coast,' the service said.

'Dora is the second major hurricane of the season in the northeastern Pacific and now is a Category Four storm on the Saffir Simpson scale. Hurricane Dora surged to a major Category Four storm off Mexico's Pacific coast, lashing it with driving rain and rough waves, the National Weather Service said.

Dora hurricane track