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Jessica Parker

Weather Underground Forecast for Thursday, September 02, 2010.

Hurricane Earl will rapidly approach the East Coast on Thursday, bringing unsettled weather to the North Carolina coast. While Earl is not expected to make a direct landfall with the region, tropical storm force winds are expected to reach the North Carolina coast within the warning area by Thursday afternoon with hurricane force winds occurring by late Thursday. In addition to dangerous winds, heavy rainfall and thunderstorms will pound eastern North Carolina, including the Outer Banks, providing accumulations of 2 to 4 inches with isolated maximum amounts of 6 inches. Large swells from Earl will continue to affect the East Coast with dangerous rip currents and surf conditions through Friday. Residents of the North Carolina coast and especially the Outer Banks are urged to monitor the approaching storm. For more information on Hurricane Earl, please visit http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/.

Elsewhere, a low pressure trough will continue pushing eastward through the Midwest. The system will support scattered rain showers and thunderstorms from the Great Lakes through the Southern Plains, as well as chances of severe weather activity from the Mid-Mississippi Valley through the Southern Plains. In the West, high pressure will remain the dominant weather feature of the region and will produce another day of dry conditions with warm temperatures and plenty of sunshine by the afternoon.

Temperatures in the Lower 48 states Wednesday ranged from a low of 28 degrees at Reese River, Nev. to a high of 110 degrees at Death Valley, Calif.

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Dr. Jeff Masters' WunderBlog:

Earl: 3rd strongest hurricane on record so far north in U.S. coastal waters

Posted: 11:36 AM EDT on September 02, 2010

Hurricane Earl strengthened significantly overnight, and its Category 4 140 mph winds make it the third strongest Atlantic hurricane on record so far north in U.S. coastal waters. Earl is headed for a close brush with North Carolina's Outer Banks, and rain bands will begin to spread over coastal North Carolina this afternoon. Earl is expected to maintain major hurricane status as it passes North Carolina early Friday morning, but weaken to a Category 2 hurricane early Saturday morning, when it will pass near Nantucket and Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Earl is expected to make landfall in Nova Scotia, Canada on Saturday as a Category 1 hurricane.

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The Labor Day hurricane hit the Florida Keys on this date in 1935, killing over 400 people. The storm created waves nearly thrity feet high and the lowest barometric pressure was measured at 26.35 inches near Matecumbe Bay, Fla., which was the lowest reading until Hurricane Gilbert in 1988.

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