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Florida newborn named after hurricane Dorian 

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TBS Report
05 September, 2019, 09:40 am
Last modified: 05 September, 2019, 12:49 pm

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Florida newborn named after hurricane Dorian 

A storm the family will always remember

TBS Report
05 September, 2019, 09:40 am
Last modified: 05 September, 2019, 12:49 pm
The eye of Hurricane Dorian remains near the city of Freeport, Bahamas in a satellite photograph distributed by the NOAA's National Weather Service September 2, 2019. National Weather Service/Handout via Reuters
The eye of Hurricane Dorian remains near the city of Freeport, Bahamas in a satellite photograph distributed by the NOAA's National Weather Service September 2, 2019. National Weather Service/Handout via Reuters

Hurricane Dorian brought happiness at least for one family in DeLand, Florida as they welcomed their newborn during the hurricane.  

The baby boy came into the world on September 2, just as Hurricane Dorian set its sights on the Florida coast, reports CNN. 

The proud parents Kay Lisa McCloud and Anthony Davis have chosen Dorian as a middle name for their son, who born 12 days ahead of his expected arrival, and weighed 4 pounds, 8 ounces.

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"I was hoping he would wait until after the hurricane!" McCloud said in a statement. "This is a storm I definitely won't forget."

And so in honour of his untimely arrival during the storm, they decided to name him Tadashi Dorian Davis -- a storm they will always remember.

The new family of three returned home Wednesday to a home that was undamaged, dry, and its electricity intact. 

 
 

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