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Caribbean storm likely to gain force, hit Central America

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Venezuela shuttered schools, opened shelters and restricted air and water transportation. President Nicolas Maduro noted that the South American country already has been struggling with recent heavy rains. A hurricane watch was in effect from the Nicaragua-Costa Rica border to Laguna de Perlas in Nicaragua.

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Associated Press News

Caribbean storm likely to gain force, hit Central America

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — A storm that has hurled rain on the southern Caribbean and the northern shoulder of South America was expected to hit Central America as a tropical storm over the weekend and eventually develop into a hurricane over the Pacific, forecasters said Thursday.

2 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Caribbean storm likely to gain force, hit Central America

The U.S. National Hurricane Center says a storm that has hurled rain on the southern Caribbean and the northern shoulder of South America is expected to hit Central America as a tropical storm over the weekend and eventually develop into a hurricane over the Pacific

2 years ago

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WPLG

Caribbean storm likely to gain force, hit Central America

A storm that has hurled rain on the southern Caribbean and the northern shoulder of South America was expected to hit Central America as a tropical storm over the weekend and eventually develop into a hurricane over the Pacific, forecasters said Thursday.The fast-moving disturbance known merely as “Potential Tropical Cyclone Two” has been drenching parts of the Caribbean region since Monday without ever meeting the criteria for a named tropicalI…

2 years ago·Miami, United States

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