Topic: Hurricane Earl
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Hurricane Earl path prompts 'hurricane watch' for North Carolina coast
Hurricane Earl path means tropical storm-force winds could hit the North Carolina coastline within the next 48 hours. Forecasters expect the Hurricane Earl path to turn northeast after that.
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Hurricane Earl: East Coast residents should have an evacuation plan
Hurricane Earl could still stay out over the Atlantic, but it’s going to be a close call. So East Coast residents should practice evacuation in case hurricane Earl comes ashore.
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In Pictures: Space photos of the day 08/31
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Hurricane Earl path may cross Long Island, Cape Cod before Labor Day
Hurricane Earl is now a Category 4 hurricane. Long Island and the Northeast could be affected by the projected Hurricane Earl path. But the forecast’s margin of error is still as many as 300 miles.
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First Hurricane Danielle, then tropical storm Earl. Next, Fiona?
Tropical cyclone activity in the Atlantic typically reaches its peak in this August-to-October period. Hurricane Danielle is now a Category 4 storm, and tropical storm Earl is building. A third storm system appears to be taking shape.
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Hurricane Danielle up to 135 mph winds in Atlantic
Hurricane Danielle's maximum sustained winds increased to near 135 mph and could get even stronger, the National Hurricane Center in Miami said. Hurricane Danielle was located about 545 miles southeast of Bermuda.
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Hurricane Danielle heads toward Bermuda
Hurricane Danielle is churning across the open Atlantic as it heads toward Bermuda.
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Hurricane Danielle forms in Atlantic, Earl on her heels
Hurricane Danielle started the day as a Category 2 storm, but was downgraded to Category 1 at 11 a.m. Hurricane Danielle is not expected to have much impact on the US, but may create rough conditions for Bermuda by Sunday.



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