The hurricane crossed the island, then slowed as it moved westward across the Gulf of Mexico.

The hurricane then crossed over New England as a tropical depression.

By last year, when four hurricanes crossed the state of Florida in a matter of weeks, it was clear the lull had ended.

At least two people died as the hurricane crossed the Florida peninsula, producing heavy rainfall.

The hurricane crossed the state and weakened to minimal tropical storm intensity.

Later, the hurricane crossed western Cuba, killing 22 people and causing $4 million in damage.

"Now it looks like it's two straight vacations where hurricanes have crossed us up."

A powerful hurricane and a 10 foot tidal wave crossed the island on September 29, 1896.

The hurricane crossed the Florida keys and turned to the north-northwest in response to the development of a low over Alabama.

The hurricane moved southwestward and crossed Florida in about six hours, during which its eye became better defined.