Tracking Hurricane Fiona
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - We are watching Hurricane Fiona’s track closely. Right now it’s a Cat l hurricane with winds around 85 mph and is moving NW at 8mph.
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Fiona is expected to continue to bring impacts to Hispaniola and Puerto Rico into Monday evening with winds of over 90mph, even as it moves away from both islands Fiona will likely strengthen into a CAT 2 hurricane late Monday with winds of over 100mph.
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Fiona will become a category 3 hurricane when it moves away from the nearby islands and approaches Bermuda.
Fiona will likely stay far enough away from the US where no impacts are expected.
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