3.4K views · 15 reactions | In August 1969, Hurricane Camille struck the Mississippi Gulf Coast with winds of 175 miles per hour. At least 131 Mississippians were killed, and damage was in the billions. Camille became the standard by which Mississippi would judge hurricanes... until Katrina. | MPB - Mississippi Public Broadcasting | Facebook

We continue our coverage of the 50th anniversary of Hurricane Camille by hearing from of the survivors of the storm and their families. Emily heads otu to the The Nelson County Historical Society and Oakland Museum to find out more. | Living in the Heart of Virginia-LHOV

Tonight on The News with Shepard Smith: "Have you lost everything?" "No, I still have my life." CNBC’s Perry Russom speaks with people on San Carlos Island about the destruction left behind after #HurricaneIan. | CNBC