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September 04, 2005

Maria reaches hurricane strength

While she is not the most symetric storm, Maria has reached hurricane strength.

She is likely to continue to slowly strengthen for the next couple of days.

Right now she is expected to continue to curve out to see and not be any significant threat to land.

posted by Bryan Woods at 12:56 PM |

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