The Storm That Kept Giving: Unpacking Tropical Storm Henri

This week on Wiki Featured, we explore the meteorological deception of Tropical Storm Henri from 2003. A storm so weak it made landfall in Florida as a mere tropical depression, causing only minor damage. But its story was far from over. Days later, Henri's remnant low stalled over the Mid-Atlantic, unleashing a catastrophic 1-in-500-year flood event. Join us as we uncover how this forgotten storm washed away historic bridges, submerged entire neighborhoods in Delaware and Pennsylvania, and proved that a cyclone's true legacy can be written long after its winds die down. This podcast was crafted using artificial intelligence. This podcast was created using the featured article of the day from Wikipedia, which can be accessed here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tropical_Storm_Henri_(2003) Cover art adapted from Wikipedia: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4f/Henri_2003-09-05_1630Z.jpg