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IKE GETS HUGE 145MPH
Posted on Thu, Sep. 04, By MARY ELLEN KLAS, ANDRES VIGLUCCI AND EVAN S. BENN
Tropical Storm Hanna was moving past the Bahamas on Thursday on its way to a possible landfall near the Carolinas on Saturday, and Hurricane Ike became a bigger concern as it exploded into a massive Category 4 storm.
Florida, threatened by the third tropical storm in three weeks, might be spared Hanna's wrath. The storm is expected to remain just below or near hurricane strength as it skirts by the state's east coast.
But Ike's path is more uncertain -- and its heft worrisome.
Ike grew to a Category 4 storm with 145 mph sustained winds and 180 mph gusts. It was about 1,650 miles east-southeast of Miami on Thursday and moving west-northwest at 17 mph.
On that track, Ike could curve toward the Turks and Caicos Islands and the Bahamas early next week at Category 4 strength. South Florida remains in the five-day forecast cone -- which is subject to wide margins of error -- and Ike could be here by Wednesday
http://www.miamiherald.com/news/breaking-news/story/671633.html
Be careful what you wish for, we may get it. We may be in trouble here with a strenghening major hurricane.
Posted on Thu, Sep. 04, By MARY ELLEN KLAS, ANDRES VIGLUCCI AND EVAN S. BENN
Tropical Storm Hanna was moving past the Bahamas on Thursday on its way to a possible landfall near the Carolinas on Saturday, and Hurricane Ike became a bigger concern as it exploded into a massive Category 4 storm.
Florida, threatened by the third tropical storm in three weeks, might be spared Hanna's wrath. The storm is expected to remain just below or near hurricane strength as it skirts by the state's east coast.
But Ike's path is more uncertain -- and its heft worrisome.
Ike grew to a Category 4 storm with 145 mph sustained winds and 180 mph gusts. It was about 1,650 miles east-southeast of Miami on Thursday and moving west-northwest at 17 mph.
On that track, Ike could curve toward the Turks and Caicos Islands and the Bahamas early next week at Category 4 strength. South Florida remains in the five-day forecast cone -- which is subject to wide margins of error -- and Ike could be here by Wednesday
http://www.miamiherald.com/news/breaking-news/story/671633.html
Be careful what you wish for, we may get it. We may be in trouble here with a strenghening major hurricane.
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