It will cost Houston billions of dollars to recover from deadly storms that whipped hurricane-force winds through downtown buildings earlier this month, experts estimate. Decades ago, hurricanes, floods and winter storms more frequently landed on an annual National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration list of billion-dollar weather disasters.
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