Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›The outer winds of tropical depression Debbie pushed rain into Florida 9/26 as the storm moved northwest at some four miles per hour. Newsmap spots Debbie as of noon(EDT) 9/26, 500 miles southwest of Miami over the Yucatan Peninsula.
The outer winds of tropical depression Debbie pushed rain into Florida 9/26 as the storm moved northwest at some four miles per hour. Newsmap spots Debbie as of noon(EDT) 9/26, 500 miles southwest of Miami over the Yucatan Peninsula.
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The outer winds of tropical depression Debbie pushed rain into Florida 9/26 as the storm moved northwest at some four miles per hour. Newsmap spots Debbie as of noon(EDT) 9/26, 500 miles southwest of Miami over the Yucatan Peninsula.

United Press International · [ca. September 1965]

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[Information from item housing] Weather: Hurricane: Maps: Wire Photos

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