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Endangered Runaway
IRENE ARANGO 

DOB:  Nov 19, 1996
Missing:  Jun 7, 2008
Age Now: 11
Sex:  Female
Race:  Biracial
Hair:  Brown
Eyes:  Brown
Height:  5'4" (163 cm)
Weight:  130 lbs (59 kg)
Missing From:
MIAMI
FL
United States

Irene may be in the company of an adult male relative. They may still be in the local area. Irene is Biracial. She is White and Hispanic.

*July 08, 2008*

The National Weather Service, in its latest advisory on Bertha at 11 a.m.,

said the storm could intensify into a category two hurricane later this

afternoon or tonight.

 

*July 07, 2008*  

First hurricane of 2008 Atlantic hurricane season forms.

Bertha, once a tropical storm, was upgraded this morning to a category

one hurricane by the National Weather Service. The storm became the first

hurricane of the 2008 Atlantic hurricane season. According to a 5 a.m. NWS weather

bulletin, Bertha is moving WNW at approximately 17 mph, and is

located near the northern Leeward Islands.

 

*June 21, 2008* The National Weather Service advises thunderstorms likely for the upcoming week.

June 1st Marks The Beginning of Hurricane Season

 

FEMA wants residents living in hurricane prone areas to get serious and be prepared now.  The agency cited the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s May 22 prediction that projected climate conditions point to a near normal or above normal hurricane season in the Atlantic Basin this year.  The first named storm of the season, Tropical Storm Arthur, developed on Friday, May 30th and moved slowly across the Yucatan. FEMA is reminding people that preparing for hurricanes are a shared responsibility.

Preparedness Guide for Hurricanes (PDF 115KB, TXT 16KB) 

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