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Watching Hurricane Irma: The Latest Forecast
September 5, 2017
Major Hurricane Irma continues to move across the Atlantic. It’s still to early, according to forecasters, to say for sure if the storm will impact the Gulf Coast.
The latest details on Hurricane Irma are in the graphics above and below, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Watching Hurricane Irma: The Latest Forecast”
Going to atl? Good luck. I heading to wv thur.
well!!!!! time to leave. im heading too Atl see yall
Be prepared, regardless. I just hope it doesn’t affect those already hurt by Hurricane Harvey. The best scenario would be for it to turn and go out into the Atlantic, but I think we’ll probably see a more westerly track that will take it in around the big bend area of Florida. Prayers for all that will/may be affected by this storm! Smart of the Governor to call a state of emergency – cuts down on the gas prices shooting up.
I do not want this hurricane to hurt anybody, but in the end, I hope this thing does not come within 200 miles of Santa Rosa County. It is selfish. However, this is a monster.