[ a fisherman went to sea- a storm arose -boat wrecked - he fell into the sea - floated for five days - only
drank rain water - rescued by a ship - returned home]
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An Excerpt From
Superstorm
by Written by: Kathryn Miles
LANDFALL
THE SKY WAS lit by a full moon that night, but no one could see it. Everything—the enormous harvest moon, the stars, the horizon—had been consumed by cloud. The storm was so immense it caught the attention of scientists on the International Space Station, who stopped what they were doing and peered out their windows. From there, the cloud cover seemed almost limitless: 1.8 million square feet of tightly coiled bands so huge they filled the windows of the station, so thick they showed only the briefest insinuation of an eye. It was the largest storm the planet had ever seen—a storm big enough to consume the entire Eastern Seaboard and beyond.
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