Fortunately, Hurricane Earl has been downgraded to a Category 3 storm. This bodes well for it continuing to lose strength quickly as it heads north, but it doesn’t mean the Carolinas nor Cape Cod is out of the woods by any means.
That should be easy to remember based on this latest satellite image of the expansive Earl. Stay ready, everyone. (via NOAA … click here for larger version)
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Jared Wade is co-editor of Risk Management Monitor and senior editor of Risk Management magazine, where he has worked since 2002. You can follow him on Twitter @RiskMgmt and find more of his writing at JaredWade.com.
