Longitude and latitude
3 September 2008Interests in Southeastern United States Should Monitor Tropical Storm Hanna
Tropical Storm Hanna Advisory Number 28
NOAA/NWS via BBSNews 2008-09-03 - [5:00 PM EDT Advisory] — Hurricane Warning Issued For Northwestern Bahamas…
At 5 Pm Ast…2100Z…The Government Of The Bahamas Has Issued AHurricane Warning For The Northwestern Bahamas…And Replaced TheHurricane Warning For The Southeastern Bahamas And Turks And CaicosIslands With A Tropical Storm Warning.
A Hurricane Warning Is Now In Effect For The Central AndNorthwestern Bahamas.
A Tropical Storm Warning Is Now In Effect For The SoutheasternBahamas…And The Turks And Caicos Islands.
A Tropical Storm Warning Remains In Effect In Hispaniola From PortAu Prince Haiti Northward And Westward To Puerto Plata In TheDominican Republic.
Interests In The Southeastern United States Should Monitor TheProgress Of Hanna.
For Storm Information Specific To Your Area…Including PossibleInland Watches And Warnings…Please Monitor Products IssuedBy Your Local Weather Office.
At 500 Pm Ast…2100Z…The Center Of Tropical Storm Hanna WasLocated Near Latitude 21.9 North…Longitude 71.9 West Or About 100Miles…160 Km…Northeast Of Great Inagua Island And About 60 Miles… 95 Km…West-Northwest Of Grand Turk Island.
Hanna Is Moving Toward The North Near 12 Mph…19 Km/Hr. ATurn To The Northwest With An Increase In Forward Speed Is ExpectedOver The Next 24 Hours. On The Forecast Track…The Center Of HannaShould Be Moving Through Or Just East Of The Central AndNorthwestern Bahamas Over The Next 24 To 36 Hours.
Maximum Sustained Winds Are Near 60 Mph…95 Km/Hr…With HigherGusts. Gradual Strengthening Is Expected Over The Next Couple OfDays And Hanna Could Become A Hurricane Tomorrow.
Tropical Storm Force Winds Extend Outward Up To 290 Miles…465Km…Mainly To The North Of The Center.
The Latest Minimum Central Pressure Reported By An Air Force ReserveUnit Reconnaissance Aircraft Was 989 Mb…29.21 Inches.
Hanna Is Expected To Produce Rainfall Totals Of 4 To 8 Inches…With Maximum Isolated Amounts Of 12 Inches…Over The SoutheasternBahamas…The Turks And Caicos Islands…And Eastern Cuba. IsolatedAmounts Of 15 Inches Are Possible In Puerto Rico. Rainfall TotalsOf 6 To 10 Inches…With Isolated Maximum Amounts Of Up To 15Inches…Are Possible Over Hispaniola…Where These Rains CouldCause Life-Threatening Flash Floods And Mud Slides. Moderate ToLocally Heavy Rainfall Is Possible Along The East Coast Of FloridaBy Friday Morning.
Coastal Storm Surge Flooding Of 1 To 3 Feet Above Normal TideLevels Can Be Expected In Areas Of Onshore Flow Within The HurricaneWarning Area.
Swells From Hanna Are Expected To Increase The Risk Of Dangerous RipCurrents Along Portions Of The Southeastern United States CoastDuring The Next Couple Of Days.
Isolated Tornadoes And Waterspouts Are Possible Over Puerto Rico AndThe Adjacent Waters Through This Evening.
Repeating The 500 Pm Ast Position…21.9 N…71.9 W. MovementToward…North Near 12 Mph. Maximum Sustained Winds…60 Mph.Minimum Central Pressure…989 Mb.
An Intermediate Advisory Will Be Issued By The National HurricaneCenter At 800 Pm Ast Followed By The Next Complete Advisory At 1100Pm Ast.
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