StormTrack: Maria becomes a major hurricane

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September 05, 2005

Maria becomes a major hurricane

The latest advisory has upgraded Hurricane Maria to a category three storm with winds of 115 mph and a central pressure of 960 mb. Maria is expected to continue to track out to sea and should only remain a major hurricane for 24 hours or so. As she stands, the eyewall has already become a little ragged and she is showing signs of a loss of structure.