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Headline Roundup September 12th, 2018

Preparing For Hurricane Florence

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President Trump says the government is ready for Hurricane Florence as Carolina residents prepare for the Category 4 storm.

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Hurricane Florence: Trump says government 'absolutely, totally prepared'
Hurricane Florence: Trump says government 'absolutely, totally prepared'

The Guardian

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President says storm will be ‘tremendously big and tremendously wet’ while hailing ‘unsung success’ of widely-criticised response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.

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Hurricane Florence track turns south, likely 'storm of a lifetime' for Carolinas
Hurricane Florence track turns south, likely 'storm of a lifetime' for Carolinas

USA TODAY

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Hurricane Florence is now expected to slow down and turn south after making a roaring landfall along the East Coast, a forecast that could have dire consequences for South Carolina, meteorologists said Wednesday.

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‘Extremely dangerous’ Hurricane Florence to be a ‘Mike Tyson punch to Carolina coast’
‘Extremely dangerous’ Hurricane Florence to be a ‘Mike Tyson punch to Carolina coast’

Fox News Digital

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Hurricane Florence’s potentially devastating winds and rain could be like “a Mike Tyson punch” when it slams into the Carolina coast later this week.

The Category 4 hurricane remains strong as it continues its approach to the U.S. Mid-Atlantic region with maximum sustained winds of 130 mph, the National Hurricane Center said in its 8 a.m. advisory. Florence was 530 miles south east of Cape Fear, North Carolina and moving west northwest at 17 mph.

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