1. Triangle-Area Doctors, Nurses Head To Katrina-Ravaged Gulf Coast

    1. Sep 1, 2005
  2. UNC, N.C. State To Offer Enrollment To Students Affected By Katrina

    1. Sep 1, 2005
  3. Volunteers Headed To Gulf Coast Receive Red Cross Training

    1. Sep 2, 2005
  4. Many Displaced Families Now Calling North Carolina Home

    1. Sep 3, 2005
  5. Helping Katrina Victims 'Extra Special' For Floyd Victims

    1. Sep 3, 2005
  6. N.C.-Based Troops Headed To Gulf Region

    1. Sep 4, 2005
  7. Triangle Welcomes Hurricane Katrina Evacuees

    1. Sep 6, 2005
  8. Local 8-Year-Old Uses Slumber Party As Fund-Raiser For Katrina Victims

    1. Sep 6, 2005
  9. Wake County Schools Open Doors To Katrina Evacuees

    1. Sep 6, 2005
  10. Katrina Leads N.C. Officials To Reconsider Disaster Response Plans

    1. Sep 6, 2005
  11. Hurricane Evacuees May Make Triangle Permanent Home

    1. Sep 7, 2005
  12. Day After Arrival, Katrina Evacuees Begin Rebuilding Lives

    1. Sep 7, 2005
  13. Katrina Evacuees Relieved To Be With Pets

    1. Sep 7, 2005
  14. Fayetteville Doctor Goes To Gulf Coast, Brings Home Five Families

    1. Sep 7, 2005
  15. Volunteers Score Big By Rebuilding Damaged Stadium

    1. Nov 10, 2006
  16. Duke Doctors Settle Into Makeshift Hospital In Gulf Coast

    1. Sep 8, 2005
  17. Computers Help Raleigh's Evacuees Find Lost Loved Ones

    1. Sep 8, 2005
  18. WakeMed Hospital Staff Throws Baby Shower For Newborn Evacuee, Mom

    1. Sep 8, 2005
  19. Thousands Come Out For Food Drive To Help Katrina Victims

    1. Sep 9, 2005
  20. N.C. Power Crews Restoring Life To Communities In Louisiana

    1. Sep 11, 2005
  21. Superdome 'Nastiest Thing Ever' To Bragg Troops Who Guard It

    1. Sep 11, 2005
  22. N.C. National Guard Keeps Order, Offers Kindness In Louisiana

    1. Sep 11, 2005
  23. Animals Left Behind After Katrina Find Refuge At LSU Shelter

    1. Sep 13, 2005
  24. 400+ Trucks Face Delays In Delivering Supplies To Katrina Victims

    1. Sep 15, 2005
  25. Lejeune Marines Liken Flood-Ravaged New Orleans To Iraq

    1. Sep 18, 2005
  26. Helping Katrina Victims 'Life-Changing' For N.C. Red Cross Volunteers

    1. Sep 19, 2005
  27. Katrina's Tiniest Victims Get Help With 'SNAP'

    1. Sep 20, 2005
  28. N.C. Demolition Co. Helps Demolish Casinos That Helped Build Miss.

    1. Sep 20, 2005
  29. For Gulf Coast Hurricane Victims, All Eyes Now On Rita

    1. Sep 21, 2005
  30. Katrina Evacuees In Raleigh Help Raise Awareness Of Homelessness

    1. Sep 22, 2005
  31. Many Patients From Gulf Region In Triangle To Avoid Rita

    1. Sep 23, 2005
  32. 100-Year-Old Katrina Evacuee In Wake Forest Passes Away

    1. Sep 25, 2005
  33. Life Slowly Returning To Normal For Relocated New Orleans Family

    1. Nov 18, 2005
  34. Displaced Katrina Family In Raleigh Gets Good News

    1. Dec 21, 2005
  35. Former New Orleans Student Building New Life At N.C. State

    1. Jan 24, 2006
  36. Public Safety Workers Helping To Rebuild Katrina-Ravaged City

    1. Feb 21, 2006
  37. Southern Pines Group Lends Helping Hand To Katrina-Ravaged Town

    1. Feb 22, 2006
  38. Six Months Later, Some Katrina Victims Still Wait For FEMA

    1. Feb 23, 2006
  39. Six Months After Katrina, Casino Industry Could Rescue Gulf Coast

    1. Feb 23, 2006
  40. Faith-Based Groups Help To Rebuild After Katrina's Fury

    1. Feb 26, 2006
  41. Local Contractor Remains Unpaid For Katrina Relief Services, He Says

    1. Feb 28, 2006
  42. Katrina Survivors In The Triangle Continue To Get Life Back On Track

    1. Mar 13, 2006
  43. Life Still Difficult In Big Easy Year After Katrina

    1. Nov 10, 2006
  44. Tourists Slow To Return To New Orleans

    1. Nov 10, 2006
  45. Good Samaritans Rebuilding Coastal Mississippi

    1. Nov 10, 2006
  46. Mississippi Neighborhood Trying To Restore Holiday Spirit

    1. Nov 10, 2006
  47. FEMA Trails In Katrina Trailer Removal

    1. Nov 10, 2006
  48. New Orleans Remains Home For Katrina Evacuees In Triangle

    1. Aug 31, 2006
  49. Ravaged Gulf Coast Town Gets By With Help From Moore County Friends

    1. Nov 10, 2006

Rainfall since 1/1/2007 at RDU
Normal: 82.01 inches
Actual: 81.8 inches
Deficit:0.21 inches
Updated November 19 at 5:10a.m.
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