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Denver Weather ExaminerTony Hake’s fascination with weather started as a sixth grader when an F2 tornado struck Thornton about 4 miles from his house and did $10 million damage and injured 42 people. Now he is an amateur meteorologist keeping an eye on the sky.
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Hurricanes and heat
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Hurricane Bertha as of 5:00am.
After reaching category 3 strength yesterday, Bertha took a slight shift to the northwest and began to slow down a bit. The storm currently has sustained winds in excess of 120mph but is a good ways from land at the current time sitting 1,035 miles southeast of Bermuda. The storm should continue to weaken and currently presents little danger to land.
Here at home hurricanes are of course never a concern for us. The unstable weather patterns of the last couple of days have moved on and things should start being a bit more consistent on Tuesday. Tuesday we will see high's in the mid-80's increasing to the upper-80's on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday have the potential to be scorchers with highs in the upper 90's.
For more info: National Hurricane Center
Topics: forecast , july , hurricane
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