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Hurricane Florence Weakens to Category 1 Storm - US National Hurricane Center
Hurricane Florence Weakens to Category 1 Storm - US National Hurricane Center
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The maximum wind speeds of Hurricane Florence, facing the US east coast, have weakened to 90 miles per hour making it a Category 1 storm... 14.09.2018, Sputnik International
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Hurricane Florence Weakens to Category 1 Storm - US National Hurricane Center
08:07 GMT 14.09.2018 (Updated: 12:16 GMT 06.08.2022) MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The maximum wind speeds of Hurricane Florence, facing the US east coast, have weakened to 90 miles per hour making it a Category 1 storm, the US National Hurricane Center's data showed on Friday.
"Maximum sustained winds…90 Mph…150 Km/H," the center said in its fresh advisory.
READ MORE: Hurricane Florence Underscores Broader Need for Environmental Awareness
According to NHC, as of 06:00 GMT, the storm was about 80 kilometers (50 miles) of the city of Morehead, the US state of North Carolina.
The agency also noted that "catastrophic freshwater flooding was expected over portions of North and South Carolina."
13 September 2018, 19:57 GMT
US media reported earlier in the day that 170,000 people were
without electricity in North Carolina due to the storm.
More than 10 million people are believed to be in the path of Hurricane Florence. The disaster triggered the introduction of the state of emergency in Washington D.C. as well as the state of North and South Carolina, Virginia and Maryland.
