StormTrack: Maria slowly gaining strength, no threat to land

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September 03, 2005

Maria slowly gaining strength, no threat to land

For those of you tracking in the middle of the Atlantic, Tropical Storm Maria is slowly strengthening and could become a hurricane. As of the 11AM EDT advisory, Maria had sustained winds of 60 mph and a central pressure of 997 mb.