71.   But to hear him tell it, there is no storm.

72.   But, says Paul George, a Miami-Dade Community College history professor, the storm was the knockout punch for a city already on rubbery knees.

73.   But, fierce storms are no more likely around the equinox than on other days at this time of year.

74.   But thunderstorms are localized phenomena and Black took pains to note that the storm was still outside the airport at the time of the crash, he said.

75.   By comparison, possible desert storms were small-time worries.

76.   By this afternoon, the storm should be east of Vero Beach.

77.   By late afternoon, the storm was over.

78.   By Saturday night, a new storm was moving along the Northeast Coast.

79.   By the time the storm was over, Cline, like thousands in Galveston, had lost someone he loved.

80.   Coast Guard officials said severe storms were common in the North Atlantic at this time of the year and that ships passed through them regularly without distress.