Isaias Is Just Hours From Landfall and Making Hurricane History
NOAA said Isaias had 80 mph winds and could strengthen further before landfall, with hurricane warnings in effect for parts of three states.
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Tropical Storm Isaias, which formed in the Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday, became the first Atlantic hurricane of the season on Thursday, a phenomenon that occurs quite late this year, AFP reports,...
Tropical Storm Isaias, which formed in the Gulf of Mexico yesterday, strengthened today and became the first hurricane of the year in the Atlantic, a particularly late phenomenon. According to the National Hurricane Center (NHC) bulletin issued at 15:00 Greek time, the cyclone is accompanied by gusty winds reaching 130 km/h and is located […]
(File photo: Tropical Storm Isaias straddles the northeastern United States and southeastern Canada on August 5, 2020. Previously, gusts of up to 50 miles per hour (80 kilometers per hour) caused severe damage in the eastern United States. (RAMMB/NOAA/NESDIS/AFP))
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