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How many storms have been named North of Cape Hatteras? Or even in the subtropics? The discussion says she's just getting tropical characteristics now. The wind speed probabilities give her a two-in-five chance of being a hurricane tomorrow, and a one-in-five chance of being one on Saturday. When she hits Ireland.
I'll bet they're not expecting that.
Update: I searched the Belfast Telegraph for Laura. Apparently, there was a model of that name mugged in July. When was the last time a hurricane hit Ireland?
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