Scotsman.com News - International - Tourists face (Hurricane Emily) chaos as

Scotsman.com News - International - Tourists face chaos as
Thomas Cook has rescheduled the flights of almost 700 holidaymakers to keep them out of Hurricane Emily's path. Spokeswoman Faith Wootton said: "Only

Travelers said Sunday that they've never been so happy to leave
They were hurrying to get out of Hurricane Emily's path. It was an early end to a vacation in paradise "Ours was the last flight out.

Columbia Newsblaster: World News
As the sky darkened and the winds rose here in the middle of Hurricane Emily's path on Sunday, Isaac Ventura contemplated the last giant storm to chew

Evacuations under way as Emily nears Mexico - Weather News - MSNBC.com
Follow Hurricane Emily's path. 18000 flee ahead of storm An estimated 18000 travelers streamed out of the Cancun airport Saturday in advance of the storm,

CBS 42 KEYE: Texans Watch Hurricane's Path
Nervous Texans are watching Hurricane Emily's path as it bore down on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula Sunday evening. Tens of thousands of people are being

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We would like to inform you that due to hurricane Emily's path on the east coast of the Yucatan Peninsula (main towns concerned are Merida and Cancun),

Click2Weather.com - Weather - Emily To Send High Tides, Possible
While Galveston is not in Hurricane Emily's path, the area is under a coastal flood watch and some residents are worried about flooding, Local 2 reported

Hurricane Emily roars across Yucatan - Weather News - MSNBC.com
Follow Hurricane Emily's path. They rode out the storm in the hotel s ballroom. We could hear the windows smashing out. The wind would get loud,