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Weather forecasting and analysis, space and historic events, climate information

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7:00 AM | Maria heads towards the Outer Banks and then out-to-sea

Paul Dorian

 Hurricane Maria continues to move slowly in a general northward direction over the western Atlantic and it will impact the Outer Banks of North Carolina, but then an advancing cold front will push it out-to-sea once and for all.  Around here, our weather will stay very warm and generally rain-free over the next few days. 

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7:00 AM | Generally rain-free and very warm next few days

Paul Dorian

Hurricane Maria continues to move slowly in a general northward direction over the western Atlantic and it will become increasingly influenced by strong high pressure ridging to the north.  This high pressure ridging will allow Maria to push to the west somewhat and impact the Outer Banks of North Carolina.  Around here, our weather will stay very warm and basically rain-free over the next few days. 

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7:00 AM | Hurricane Maria slides east of the Bahamas

Paul Dorian

Hurricane Maria will slide to the east of the Bahama Island chain over the next couple of days and then turn northward in the western Atlantic.  There is likely to be some interaction between Maria and the remains of Jose spinning in the north Atlantic which will have an influence on the future path of Maria.  It is still too early to write off the possibility that Hurricane Maria will eventually have some kind of impact on the US east coast.

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7:00 AM | Hurricane Maria to slide east of the Bahamas next couple days

Paul Dorian

Hurricane Maria continues to push away from Puerto Rico and will slide to the east of the Bahama Island chain over the next couple of days.  After that, there is likely to be some interaction between Maria and the remains of Jose which will have an influence on the future path of Maria.  It is still too early to write off the possibility that Hurricane Maria will eventually have some kind of impact on the US east coast. 

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7:00 AM | Major Hurricane Maria to strike Puerto Rico

Paul Dorian

Hurricane Maria is a “major” hurricane and is headed right for Puerto Rico with tremendous rain and wind.  After Maria strikes Puerto Rico, it is likely to turn to the north and slide east of the Bahamas.  Eventually, the remains of Jose are likely to prevent Maria from ever reaching the US coastline as it should provide an atmospheric “escape route” for Maria to go out-to-sea. 

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7:00 AM | *Hurricane Maria is headed towards Puerto Rico as a "major"*

Paul Dorian

Hurricane Maria is now a “major” hurricane and is headed right for the US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.  Maria will likely make landfall in Puerto Rico on Wednesday as a “major” hurricane and then slide just to the east of the Bahama Islands.  After that, Maria is likely to continue heading in the general direction of the Southeast US, but whether it ever actually reaches there is simply too soon to determine.

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7:00 AM | *Tropics remain very active with three systems to monitor*

Paul Dorian

The tropics remain very active with Hurricane Jose likely to move uncomfortably close to the Mid-Atlantic/Northeast US coastline over the next few days.  Other tropical systems are likely to threaten the US as well as we progress through the latter part of the month and Maria and Lee – both alive and well over the eastern Atlantic – will have to be closely monitored. 

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7:00 AM | Tropics still have an active look

Paul Dorian

Jose continues to drift slowly over the Atlantic, but it doesn’t look likely that it’ll ever have an impact on this region.  Instead, our weather will continue pretty much as is typical for mid-September with very warm and humid conditions and a daily chance at showers and thunderstorms.

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