Story of the 1900 Galveston Hurricane

One hundred years after the hurricane of 1900 devastated Galveston, Texas, it remains the most deadly natural disaster in the United States history. Although many heeded the warnings of local weatherman Dr Issac Monroe Cline, numerous others did not. More than 6,000 souls perished. Shortly after the storm, author Nathan C. Green set out to share with the world the Story of the 1900 Galveston Hurricane. For those who had lost their lives, he would become their voice; for those who had somehow miraculously survived, he would become their chronicler. To further memorialise the events of the Galveston Hurricane, Pelican has reprinted Dr Isaac Monroe Cline's Storms, Floods and Sunshine: An Autobiography, which was first published in 1945.