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Month: September 2017

Storm Facts

Watches Issued for North Carolina Coast for Maria

Storm Still at Category Two Strength; Pressure down to 941 Millibars The 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season continues to chug along,

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Storm History

Maria Lashes Northern Portion of Dominican Republic

Storm Re-Strengthens to Have Winds of 125 MPH: Still Potential Problem for East Coast After pounding Dominica, St. Croix in

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Storm Facts

Well Above Average Temperatures in New Jersey for Next 5 Days

Warm, Humid Weather Resulting from Tropical Storm Jose Checking the temperatures this morning for the next five days here in

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Storm Preparation

Hurricane Maria Slams Puerto Rico After Becoming Strongest Storm of 2017

While Jose meandered its way up the Eastern Seaboard this week, and created rough surf and dangerous rip currents along

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GWC News

Hurricane Jose Moving Towards Long Island and New England

Storm Continues to Be a Minimal Hurricane Offshore in Mid-Atlantic Sorry for the lack of posts to the blog over

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Storm Preparation

Hurricane Irma Batters All of Florida

Historic and Powerful Storm Covered Entire Sunshine State with Rough Weather To begin my blog post this evening, I will

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Hurricane Anomalie

Hurricane Irma Batters All of Florida

Historic and Powerful Storm Covered Entire Sunshine State with Rough Weather To begin my blog post this evening, I will

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Storm Warning

Hurricane Irma Begins Her Assault on Florida

Category Four Storm Makes Landfall in Florida Keys Water vapor satellite imagery depicts Hurricane Irma, which is still a powerful

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GWC News

Hurricane Irma Still A Cat 3 Hurricane As Outer Bands Hit South Florida

Infrared satellite imagery depicts Hurricane Irma, which is still a powerful and large Category Three storm as it moves away

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GWC News

Hurricane Irma Still A Very Powerful Cat 5 As It Closes in on Florida

National Hurricane Center Indicates South Florida Landfall Likely Infrared satellite imagery depicts Hurricane Irma, which is still a monster Category

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