Where is Hurricane Lee headed? See the latest projected path, forecast and more
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Less than a week after Hurricane Idalia left parts of North Florida underwater and without power, Tropical Storm Lee reached hurricane status on Wednesday, Sept. 6, and forecasts show the storm strengthening to a major hurricane with winds greater than 110 mph by Friday and possibly a Category 4 storm by the end of the week.
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Hurricane Lee surface wind field
This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Hurricane Lee: updated path, forecast from National Hurricane Center
