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30 years after Hurricane Andrew made landfall in Miami as a Category 5 storm, there are many lessons learned and lessons we are still learning about these powerful storms and the way their impact.

To mark the anniversary of the devastating landfall of Hurricane Andrew occasion, we are making available once again SA国际传谋's one-hour documentary special, 'Remembering Andrew'.

Victor Vincent remembers Hurricane Andrew well, even after 25 years.At the time, he was working at the Miami Science Museum and living with his鈥�

Twenty-five years ago this week, Hurricane Andrew destroyed the Homestead area- including many of its daycare centers.That鈥檚 when Sue Loyzelle stepped鈥�

Lenny and Marcia Brod clearly remember one sleepless night 25 years ago. It was the eve of Hurricane Andrew.鈥淲e were novices,鈥� said Marcia Brod, 67. 鈥淚t鈥�

Bart Mackleen was in a state of disbelief when he heard about the devastation of southern Miami-Dade, called Dade County back then, after Hurricane鈥�

It was a monster.First, it hit the Caribbean. And once it touched down in the United States, its victims were mostly African-American. When the waters鈥�

With all the unknowns attached to the 2013 hurricane season, there鈥檚 at least one thing that鈥檚 down in black and white: the 21 names chosen for this鈥�