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Lee strengthens to hurricane, could approach Category 5 strength - Vimarsana News

Lee strengthens to hurricane, could approach Category 5 strength

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.

Source: cnn.com
Lee could hit Caribbean as a near-Category 5 storm - Vimarsana News

Lee could hit Caribbean as a near-Category 5 storm

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.

Lee could approach Category 5 hurricane strength in record-warm Atlantic - Vimarsana News

Lee could approach Category 5 hurricane strength in record-warm Atlantic

(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

Source: kitv.com
Lee strengthening to hurricane, could approach Category 5 strength - Vimarsana News

Lee strengthening to hurricane, could approach Category 5 strength

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.

Source: cnn.com
How drones are helping NOAA improve hurricane track, intensity forecasts - Vimarsana News

How drones are helping NOAA improve hurricane track, intensity forecasts

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration unveiled how uncrewed technology, including planes, could help get results in hurricane forecasting.