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Wednesday, July 2, 2014
First Named Storm in the Atlantic for This Hurricane Season
The Tropical Depression of the coast of Florida has been upgraded to the first named storm in the Atlantic. Tropical Storm Arthur is expected to Slowly drift northwest over night before turning north on Wednesday. By Thursday it could strengthen to a category 1 Hurricane and could approach the North Carolina Coastline. Arthur could create a wet 4th of July along the East Coast.
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