Hurricane Watch News
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Hurricane Sandy will probably grow into a “Frankenstorm” that may become the worst to hit the U.S. Northeast in 100 years if current forecasts are correct.
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Tropical Storm Sandy grew into a hurricane just south of Jamaica as the odds increased for a brush with the U.S. East Coast next week.
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Tropical Storm Sandy, the 18th named system of the Atlantic season, churned across the Caribbean and was forecast to grow to hurricane strength by tomorrow. A second system was intensifying in the Atlantic.
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Tropical Storm Isaac left the coast of Haiti on a path toward Cuba and the Florida Keys, where it is forecast to arrive tomorrow at hurricane strength, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said. Some energy output in the Gulf of Mexico is shut.
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Tropical Storm Leslie probably won’t regain hurricane strength before it passes over the eastern end of Newfoundland sometime tomorrow.
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Tropical Storm Isaac is forecast to strengthen over the eastern Gulf of Mexico, closing oil and natural-gas production sites in its path and threatening four U.S. states with a possible hurricane.
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Tropical Storm Leslie may regain hurricane strength after battering Bermuda with high winds over the weekend as it heads for the eastern end of Newfoundland, the National Hurricane Center said.
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Tropical Storm Isaac was set to make landfall in Haiti overnight, slamming into the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere before heading toward Cuba and the Florida Keys. Some energy output in the Gulf of Mexico was shut.
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A tropical depression formed in the Pacific Ocean, prompting Mexico to issue a hurricane warning for the southern coast of the country, the National Hurricane Center said in an advisory.
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Hurricane watches were extended from North Carolina to Cape Henlopen, Delaware, as Hurricane Earl continued toward the East Coast with 125-mph winds, U.S. forecasters said. Warnings are up from Bogue Inlet, North Carolina, to the Virginia line.
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