As Hurricane Maria barrels through the constellation of islands that curve through the Caribbean, it is gaining strength – quickly. In 27 hours, it grew from a Category 1 storm to what the National Hurricane Center called “a potentially catastrophic Category 5 hurricane,” with maximum sustained winds of 160 miles per hour as it headed toward Puerto Rico and the already-pummeled British and United States Virgin Islands. |
Some islands still reeling from the impact of Hurricane Irma were bracing late Monday for Round 2, closing schools, stores and just about everything else before the storm made landfall. |
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Tuesday, September 19, 2017
Hurricane Maria has grown to "a potentially catastrophic Category 5 hurricane" as it races toward Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands
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4 comments:
Build on a bowl expect to get flushed once every 10 yrs.
Blame this on the decline of the human race.
That's what happens when you live 2 ft above sea level I'm the middle of the Pacific.
1018....inserting my shaking head into my palm right now.
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