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Hurricane Josephine's extratropical transition

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    Josephine moves away, but the coastal danger is not over

    Josephine’s post-tropical turn and offshore track did not end coastal flooding or dangerous swells. Whether it reached forecast hurricane-force winds remains unverified.

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    • Josephine was post-tropical, about 235 miles east-southeast of Nantucket, moving northeast at 17 mph. Sustained winds remained near 65 mph and estimated pressure remained 988 millibars.

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  2. Josephine was subtropical, about 200 miles southeast of Nantucket, moving northeast at 12 mph. Sustained winds were near 65 mph; estimated pressure was 988 millibars.

  3. Josephine was post-tropical, about 235 miles east-southeast of Nantucket, moving northeast at 17 mph. Sustained winds remained near 65 mph and estimated pressure remained 988 millibars.

  4. Environment Canada placed the system over southern Georges Bank at 988 millibars, without a numerical center position or sustained-wind estimate in the available account.

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Organizzazioni

  • Environment and Climate Change Canadaenvironment department of the Government of Canada
  • National Hurricane Centerdivision of the United States' National Weather Service
  • National Weather ServiceU.S. forecasting agency of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Luoghi

  • Georges Bank
  • Halifax
  • Hatteras Island
  • Laurentian Fan
  • Nantucket
  • North Atlantic Ocean

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