MikeC
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| Sun Aug 29 2004 06:27 PM |
Gaston Landfalls in South Carolina, Tropical Storm Hermine Forms
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Very busy in the Tropics today. Gaston never quite made it to Hurricane status, and landfalled as a tropical storm earlier in the day. It's moving slowing and dropping tons of rain.
IWe got more too, there was a low area SE of Cape Hatteras that formed relatively quicking into Tropical Storm Hermine. This storm is likely going to remain out at see, but it complicated things for...
Hurricane Frances is holding as a strong category 4 storm, and is continuing on the track westward. Model trends will be important but it's safe to bet anyone in Florida up through the Carolinas will want to watch this one as it potentially will cause some concern over the labor day holiday weekend.
More to come later in the week...
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