Hurricane Lee

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Hurricane Lee has rapidly intensified into a Category 5 storm, becoming the first of the 2023 Atlantic season. It is currently moving through the open Atlantic waters and could potentially impact the US East Coast.

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Virality Score 4.3

Change in Rank -5

Thread Age 500 days

Number of Articles 166

Political Leaning

Left 33.0%

Center 44.3%

Right 22.7%

Regional Coverage

US 81.1%

Non-US 18.9%

Recent Coverage

East Coast on edge as it braces for five days of Category 4-level strength from Hurricane Lee in Atlantic

New York Post - 497 days ago - Hurricane Lee’s winds are currently whipping at 150 miles per hour — just below the 157 mph threshold for a Category 5 storm.

Hurricane Lee could hit Boston, NYC, but still too early to know for sure: meteorologists

Boston Herald - 497 days ago - While some models are forecasting Hurricane Lee to hit the East Coast next week, with Boston and New York City potentially taking the brunt of the impact, meteorologists say it’s still too early to…

Why Hurricane Lee is worrying weather experts even if it doesn’t break land

NBC News - 497 days ago - As Hurricane Lee builds in intensity, here’s why the storm system in the Atlantic is concerning meteorologists even if it follows projections and doesn’t make landfall.

Hurricane Lee could signal more monster storms - The Garden Island

The Garden Island - 497 days ago - ATLANTA — Hurricane Lee is rewriting old rules of meteorology, leaving experts astonished at how rapidly it grew into a goliath Category 5 hurricane.

New York prepares for Hurricane Lee, which could reach the city next week

Crain's New York Business - 498 days ago - Officials are watching the Category 4 storm as it heads toward the East Coast.

Hurricane Lee tracker live: Follow the storm's path as it moves through the Atlantic

USA Today - 498 days ago - Hurricane Lee intensified into a Category 5 hurricane Thursday, according to the National Hurricane Center. Follow the storm with this live tracker.

Hurricane Lee Increases To Powerful Category 5

One America News Network - 498 days ago - Hurricane Lee has been upgraded to a Category 5 storm over the Atlantic Ocean, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) announced on Thursday.

See maps of Hurricane Lee: Timing, path, wind speeds

The Boston Globe - 498 days ago - Hurricane Lee remained “large and powerful” Tuesday as it moved through open waters north of Puerto Rico as a Category 3 storm, with maximum sustained winds of 115 miles per hour.

Hurricane Lee, now a Category 4, forecast to remain powerful into next week

NBC News - 498 days ago - Hurricane Lee weakened slightly to a Category 4 hurricane Friday morning, one day after it exploded from a Category 1 to a dangerous Category 5, but is still forecast to remain a powerful storm into next week.

Hurricane Lee Intensifies Into a Category 5 Storm, Unclear If It Will Make Landfall in the US

Gizmodo - 498 days ago - The storm has grown quickly and the most immediate concern is dangerous rip currents around the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.

Hurricane Lee barrels through open Atlantic waters, becoming season’s first Category 5 storm

The Globe and Mail - 498 days ago - Meteorologists have warned it would generate dangerous waves of up to 5 meters across the northern coast of Puerto Rico and other nearby islands

Hurricane Lee Satellite Image Shows Sheer Scale of Category 5 Storm

Newsweek - 498 days ago - As of Friday morning, Hurricane Lee was around 630 miles east of the northern Leeward Islands and is moving to the northwest at around 14 miles per hour.

Massive hurricane Lee's path updated as latest forecast reports 155 mph winds

Raw Story - 498 days ago - Hurricane Lee continued to churn through the Caribbean Friday as forecasters nervously watched as it neared islands and headed towards the mainland U.S.The National Hurricane Center's updated forecast, released at 11 a.m., said the massive storm was now a category 4 hurricane with 155 mph winds, wea...

Hurricane Lee: Forecast cone, spaghetti plot maps for New England impact

WCVB - 498 days ago - Hurricane Lee is moving north and recent forecast models have put parts of New England within the cone of uncertainty.

Hurricane Lee barrels through Atlantic waters as season's first Category 5 storm

MarketWatch - 498 days ago - As of Friday, Lee is not expected to make a U.S. landfall, but dangerous surf and rip currents were forecast for most of the U.S. East Coast starting Sunday

Hurricane Lee is season's first Category 5 storm

Los Angeles Times - 498 days ago - Hurricane Lee is surging through the Atlantic as the season’s first Category 5 storm and threatens to unleash heavy swells in the northeast Caribbean.

Hurricane Lee approaching Caribbean as Category 5 storm

Global News - 498 days ago - Hurricane Lee is the 12th named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season this year, which runs from June 1 to Nov. 30 and peaks in September.

Hurricane Lee rapidly strengthens to Category 5 storm which could bring 'life-threatening' conditions

Sky News - 498 days ago - In just under 48 hours, the storm has gone from Category 1 to 5. Islands including Puerto Rico, the Bahamas and Bermuda are bracing for "dangerous" conditions across the coming days.

Rapidly intensifying Lee now Category 5 hurricane, early modeling puts New England in crosshairs

Just the News - 498 days ago - Hurricane Lee started as a Category 1 storm on Thursday, but has intensified with wind speeds doubling in just one day.

Hurricane Lee strengthens into ‘dangerous’ Category 5 storm

Al Jazeera - 498 days ago - Swells and rips expected as storm’s core set to move north of the Leeward Islands, Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.

Category 4 Hurricane Lee rapidly intensifying, forecast to become Category 5. Tropical Storm Margo forms behind it - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

Hawaii Tribune-Herald - 498 days ago - FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Hurricane Lee is now a Category 4 storm, still rapidly intensifying in the eastern Atlantic and predicted to reach Category 5 strength, the National Hurricane Center said.