Out of all the retired storms, Hurricane Diana of 1990 is probably one of the most difficult to find pictures or footage of. However, I found a clip on Youtube of the flooding and damage caused by the storm in Mexico.
(The clip is in Spanish.)
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHx8KKmn55E[/youtube]
Hurricane Diana 1990 flood footage
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I don't speak Spanish, but that was a very good gem of a find there!
I thought you might like to know, you can find newspaper articles as well on a lot of storms that have hit land, especially the US, by doing a simple Google search. Just make sure when do your search, include site:news.google.com/newspapers in your parameters. Most of the pictures will not be very good quality though, but the articles are quite something for some storms you don't see much documentation about anymore.
-Andrew92
I thought you might like to know, you can find newspaper articles as well on a lot of storms that have hit land, especially the US, by doing a simple Google search. Just make sure when do your search, include site:news.google.com/newspapers in your parameters. Most of the pictures will not be very good quality though, but the articles are quite something for some storms you don't see much documentation about anymore.
-Andrew92
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