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Tropical Storm Lee has strengthened into a hurricane as it moves over a record-warm Atlantic, with 75 mph sustained winds.

Hurricane Lee strengthened into a Category 2 hurricane Thursday morning and will only further intensify into a Category 5 storm, days before a precarious and uncertain northward track that much of the US East Coast will have to watch closely.

(CNN) — Hurricane Lee was showing signs Thursday morning that it would rapidly intensify again, days before a precarious and uncertain northward track that much of the US East Coast

Hurricane Lee is forecasted to rapidly intensify and approach Category 5 strength as it churns in the Atlantic Ocean on its path to the northeast Caribbean. The storm’s winds reached up to to 80 mph by Thursday morning and it is predicted to rapidly intensify later in the day, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC).…

While its path toward the USA is not yet determined, Hurricane Lee is expected to rapidly intensify in the warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean and will

Lee has strengthened into a hurricane as it moves over a record-warm Atlantic, with 75 mph sustained winds, according to a 5 p.m. EDT advisory from the National Hurricane Center.

Lee’s maximum forecast intensity of 150 mph is equivalent to the strongest storm in the Atlantic basin this season – Hurricane Franklin – and stronger than any storm so far in the eastern Pacific. If Lee tops 150 mph, it will be the most powerful hurricane to roam either basin this year.

(CNN) — Hurricane Lee is expected to rapidly intensify in the warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean on Thursday and will likely become a major storm by early Friday, according

Hurricane Lee is expected to intensify further ahead of a precarious and uncertain northward turn that much of the East Coast will have to watch closely.

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