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Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Latest on Irene
Irene is now a category 3, making it a major hurricane. Here is the latest track of Irene, it looks like it will stay just off the east coast, then making landfall later Sunday, in the northeast. If you live in the Carolinas, or anywhere near the east coast, still expect very high winds, heavy flooding rains, and coastal flooding. Here is the impact map from the weather channel, depending on where you live along the east coast:
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