
Hurricane Earl is moving North Northeast at 18 mph with maximum winds down to 105 mph.
Earl now a category 2 storm with maximum sustained winds of 110 mph.
Earl has sustained winds of 140 miles per hour as it makes the expected turn to the north.
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Fiona and Gaston will need to be monitored as they move across the Atlantic.
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Earl is expected to brush North Carolina. Tropical Storm Warnings are now posted for part of the Cape Fear Region. Hurricane Warnings are in effect for coastal eastern North Carolina.
Hurricane Earl is now a major Category 3 storm.
Tropical depression number seven has formed in the east Atlantic.
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