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Weather-whipped Floridians blinked into the bright sun Monday and for the fourth time in six weeks trudged toward recovery, dragging broken tree limbs and ripped shingles to the curb.

The storm’s devastation appears far worse than in the aftermath of Frances, based on an aerial survey.

Battered Florida sustains 4th hit; 3.5 million Floridians have lost power; huge storm kills at least 6 in Florida; 19 counties named disaster areas

At least 3 times in the past century hurricanes have picked on the same spot twice

Less than 24 hours after Hurricane Jeanne hit Florida, insurance companies already were predicting losses in the billions of dollars from the state’s fourth major storm this season.

Insurance companies doing business in Florida have established toll-free numbers for policyholders filing claims: ACE USA: Clients receive individual 800 numbers.

The hurricane was expected to grow today to a Category 3, with winds of at least 111 mph.

Deadly Hurricane Jeanne could head back toward the United States and threaten the storm-battered southeast coast, including Florida, as early as this weekend, forecasters said Wednesday.

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