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Hurricane Irene approaching North Carolina

Posted on August 27, 2011 by The Weatherman

Image below is from NOAA’s Hurricane Research Division, and approximates averaged winds at 6:30p EDT on Friday, August 26. Local winds may exceed these values by 10-30k.

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Hurricane Irene approaching North Carolina

Image below is from NOAA’s Hurricane Research Division, and approximates averaged winds at 6:30p EDT on Friday, August 26. Local winds may exceed these values by 10-30k.

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