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Typhoon Haiyan Devastates The Philippines
Aid Groups Struggle To Meet Needs After Typhoon In Philippines
Typhoon Haiyan Devastates The Philippines
In Typhoon-Heavy Western Pacific, Preparation Can Only Go So Far
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Military personnel from the U.S. and the Philippines unload relief goods at the Tacloban airport, Nov. 11, 2013. Some reports estimate that 10,000 people may have died in the city of Tacloban. Ted Aljibe/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
This map from the NOAA Environmental Visualization Laboratory shows the amount of heat energy available to Typhoon Haiyan between Oct. 28 and Nov. 3. Darker purple indicates more available energy. Typhoons gain their strength by drawing heat out of the ocean. The path of the storm is marked with the black line in the center of the image. NOAA Environmental Visualization Laboratory hide caption
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