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Hurricane Matthew moving across Bahamas then heads towards Florida
Hurricane Matthew as of 0300 UTC 6 October 2016 was moving northwestward through the Bahamas. Max winds have weakened a bit to 100 knots, however, satellite imagery indicates that the hurricane is becoming better organized and the central pressure has … Continue reading
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Hurricane Matthew over Windward Passage to head towards Bahamas and Florida
Hurricane Matthew at 2100 UTC has weakened slightly to 120 knots maximum winds due to the interaction of nearby land. Hurricane force winds extend outward 40 NM while 50 knot or higher winds extend outward 50-60 NM. Gale force winds … Continue reading
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Hurricane Matthew Sunday update
Hurricane Matthew has weakened slightly since Saturday due to dry air entering the circulation from South America. Currently max winds are about 120 knots with hurricane force winds extending 30 NM to the northeast and 15 NM to the southwest. … Continue reading
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Yet another Typhoon threatens Taiwan
Typhoon Megi over the western North Pacific at 2100 UTC 24 September 2016 was about 544 NM SSE of Kadena, Okinawa and was moving WNW at about 12 knots with max winds 75 knots and max significant wave height of … Continue reading
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Hermine Saturday Update
Hermine is now transitioning into a post-tropical storm and currently has max winds of about 55 knots. Over the next 2-3 days Hermine will re-intensify over warm ocean water and is forecast to regain hurricane strength by early Sunday as … Continue reading
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