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In the cone of Cat 4 hurricane Ike
Hanna is finally moving to the Northwest and will swing some clouds our way, but not much rain. The storm will make landfall in the Carolinas Friday evening.
Ike is a major hurricane and we are in its forecast cone. Be sure to check the track this weekend as we’ll have a better idea of where the strong hurricane will head once the weather patterns over the central and Southeast US become better understood.
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Posted by Mike Ryan, Clearwater on 09/05 at 12:32 PM
I think your graph needs updated and/or changed. First, as of Friday at 1:30pm, the date on your graph is shown as of Thursday at 11am. Secondly, the winds are listed at 140mph. The Friday 11am update from noaa.gov shows winds at 120mph. I am not even mentioning the incorrect pressure on your graph.