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DANGEROUS EXPANDING HUR-FORCE WINDFIELD WITH DBL EYEWALL #MARIA .. OUTER WALL NOW LASHING ST. CROIX.
Days since last H. Landfall - US: Any 9 (Irma) , Major: 9 (Irma) Florida - Any: 9 (Irma) Major: 9 (Irma)
TS Jose
ADV#60 5:00 am EDT
38.4N 70.3W
Wind: 65MPH
Pres: 975mb
Moving:
Ne at 8 mph
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Hur Maria
ADV#17 5:00 am EDT
17.9N 65.6W
Wind: 155MPH
Pres: 917mb
Moving:
Nw at 10 mph
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