Storm Tracker : Hurricane Irene Path In Nort Carolina (Update)

Hurricane Irene Path In New Yorks, New Jersey (Update 08,27,2011) - Yesterday, The Huffington Post has reported that Storm tracker: Hurricane Irene headed for New York, New Jersey. Hurricane Irene path gains speed, it might soon be headed for New York

While sources state the storm might pass directly over New York City, Mayor Michael Bloomberg is encouraging residents in low-lying areas to temporarily relocate to higher grounds this weekend. Irene is expected to hit Sunday, and Bloomberg will announce Friday whether inhabitants of “Zone A” will need to evacuate the area.


NJ. com reported that Hurricane Irene moved through the Bahamas Thursday morning with 115 mile per hour winds, making it approximately 30 miles from New York. The storm is also expected to cause severe alteration to New Jersey, producing torrential rain, hazardous rip currents and beach erosion, stated National Weather Meteorologists Dean Iovino and Michael Gorse.

Hurricane Irene is also expected to approach the North Carolina coast within the next couple of days.

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