May 18, 2020
Tropical Storm ‘Arthur’ will enter the outer parts of North Carolina today Miami. Tropical Storm 'Arthur' ( Tropical Storm Arthur) is becoming more powerful every moment with their velocity.
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Tropical Storm ‘Arthur’ will enter the outer parts of North Carolina today Miami. Tropical Storm 'Arthur' ( Tropical Storm Arthur) is becoming more powerful every moment with their velocity.
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I'm not getting power back until late tonight, so I'm wasting my phone's battery on Tumblr. Priorities.
Tropical Storm Arthur heads towards the Carolinas.
Omg if y'all could see the storm going on outside right now.
Friendly reminder there are multiple flash flood warning blasting from everyone's phone at 7:40 at night and the sky outside is filled with heavy rain, lightning, and thunder
My family is outside having a barbecue
By Colleen Jenkins and Gene Cherry (Reuters) - Storm Arthur became the first hurricane of the 2014 Atlantic hurricane season, the U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) said on Thursday. Arthur was about 190 miles (305 km) south-southwest of Cape Fear, North Carolina with maximum sustained wind of 75 mph (120 kph), NHC said. (Reporting by Anupam Chatterjee in Bangalore; Editing by Alison Williams) Source: Reuters
Tropical storm Arthur could become hurricane, impact Atlantic Canada
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Tropical storm Arthur could become hurricane, impact Atlantic Canada
Environment Canada is warning that tropical storm Arthur could bring some rough weather to Atlantic Canada this weekend. The Canadian Hurricane Centre in Halifax says the storm is expected to intensify to hurricane strength and accelerate as it moves northeastward along the East Coast of the United States on a track that could take it across Nova Scotia. However, the storm's course and strength remain difficult to predict, meteorologist Bob Robichaud said Wednesday.
This far out, there's still about a 300-kilometre margin of error in the forecast track. It could be anywhere from southern, central New Brunswick all the way to offshore Nova Scotia at this point. … [But] it looks like someone will get something from this storm on the weekend.
Bob Robichaud, meteorologist
Robichaud said a trough of low pressure moving eastward from the Great Lakes is expected to have an impact on the advancing storm, which was churning out winds in excess of 100 kilometres per hour as it moved parallel to Florida's coast Wednesday. He said the Maritime provinces can expect the storm to be at its worst on Saturday before moving into Newfoundland Sunday. Despite the uncertainty about Arthur's path, organizers of the annual Stan Rogers Folk Festival in Canso, Nova Scotia, have cancelled the music event, which was to start Friday and continue through the weekend.
It is impossible in these circumstances for us to guarantee public safety. It’s a horrible decision to have to make after so much work by so many people, but we just aren't prepared to take the risks. … Hosting an outdoor, camping festival in a hurricane would be foolhardy.
Troy Greencorn, the festival's artistic director, said in a statement