Hurricane Lee is spinning approximately 840 miles south of Nantucket as of Thursday morning, and remains a large and powerful Category 2 storm. It's so large that we don't need to take a direct hit to experience effects. Danielle Noyes has the forecast as Lee approaches.
Hurricane Lee is spinning approximately 840 miles south of Nantucket as of Thursday morning, and remains a large and powerful Category 2 storm.
Let's break down all the details on Hurricane Lee so you can make and adjust your plans in the days ahead:As of Thursday morning, the hurricane looks to take a track into far western Nova Scotia or the Bay of Fundy , with the cone of probability on either side of that. While the center of the cone is important, so too are the edges, because the storm may deviate on either side.
The strongest gusts will be focused over Cape Cod and the islands, where gusts of 55-65 mph are likely, and isolated gusts to 70 mph are possible. Isolated to scattered pockets of wind damage are likely in these areas. Along the remainder of the coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island, gusts to 45 mph will occur. Inland, wind will not be a concern.
Rain begins overnight Friday, continues into Saturday midday, then tapers off west to east during the afternoon Saturday. One to two inches of rain is possible on the Cape, with locally higher totals possible on the outer Cape.
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