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HURRICANE ESTHER'S position at 11 p.m., 150 miles southwest
of Cape Hatteres, North Carolina, is indicated by the official
hurricane symbol. The previous path and the expected path are
also shown.
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Hurricane Esthe
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come heavy during the day. Winds
will also be increasing and may
reach 25 to 35 miles an hour bv
late afternoon. Gusts may reach
gale force.
Extreme southeastern Pennsyl
vania and New Jersey are expect
ed to bear the full brunt of the
storm. Wind gusts of 75 to 100
miles an hour may be recorded as
far inland as Philadelphia and
torrential rain may spread as far
west as Harrisburg.
Five to 10 inches of rain may be
reported in portions of Dela
ware, Southeastern Pennsylvania,
Southeastern New York, eastern
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Small crafts from Cape Ann,
Massachusetts, to Jacksonville,
Florida, have been urged to re
main in port because of rough
seas and increasing winds.
Were it not for a large mass of
cool air, which brought frost to
Pennsylvania over the weekend
and now covers New England and
the North Atlantic Ocean, the hur
ricane would probably be heading
harmlessly out to sea.
That large cool air mass has
remained stationary during the
past few days forcing Esther to
move on a northwesterly course
toward the United States main-
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The cool air mass is expected
lo linally begin moving east
ward today, but hurricane Es
ther will probably have reached
the mainland by then.
The forecast for this area rails
for increasing winds and rain to
day. Rain may become heavy this
afternoon and this evening. Strong
to gale winds and rain is expected
tonight.
A high of 70 is expected today
with a low of 65 indicated for
tonight.
Tomorrow should be mostly
cloudy, and warmer with winds
diminishing.
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