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2020 Atlantic hurricane season

Isaias regains hurricane strength with maximum winds of 75 mph (120 km-h) after leaving 2-4 inches of precipitation and causing minor power outages along the Florida coast. The storm is moving north-northeast at 16 mph (26 km-h), and is expected to make landfall in eastern North Carolina early Tuesday and then continue along the Mid-Atlantic coast heading toward the northeastern states. The storm surge will cause normally dry areas near the coast to be flooded with rising waters before moving inland.

Sources:  NPR  National Hurricane Center


Changes

  1. Isaias regains hurricane strength with maximum winds of 75 mph (120 km-h) after leaving 2-4 inches and causing minor power outages along the Florida coast. The storm is moving north-northeast at 16 mph (26 km-h) , is expected to make landfall in eastern North Carolina early Tuesday and then continue along the Mid-Atlantic coast heading toward the northeastern states. The storm surge will cause normally dry areas near the coast to be flooded with rising waters before moving inland. [https:--www.npr.org-2020-08-03-898620721-tropical-storm-isaias-expected-to-make-landfall-as-a-hurricane-in-carolinas (NPR)] [https:--www.nhc.noaa.gov-text-refresh-MIATCPAT4+shtml-040000.shtml (National Hurricane Center)]]
  2. Isaias regains hurricane strength with maximum winds of 75 mph (120 km-h) after leaving 2-4 inches of precipitation and causing minor power outages along the Florida coast. The storm is moving north-northeast at 16 mph (26 km-h), and is expected to make landfall in eastern North Carolina early Tuesday and then continue along the Mid-Atlantic coast heading toward the northeastern states. The storm surge will cause normally dry areas near the coast to be flooded with rising waters before moving inland.

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