Early four named storms foreshadow active 2005 Atlantic season
Four named storms formed by July 2005 Arlene Bret Cindy Dennis marking an unusually early start. Dennis became a Category 4 hurricane with 150 mph winds affecting the Caribbean and threatening the U.S. Gulf Coast. Forecasters warn of an abnormally active season with potential major hurricanes and higher landfall risk along the East Coast and Gulf.
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Dennis Hurricane Strengthens Ahead of Gulf Landfall
Dennis is forecast to intensify over warm Gulf waters and strike moving north northwest toward the coast with potential category 2 intensity. As of 1 p.m. EDT the system shows sustained winds near 100 mph and a central pressure around 25.0 N 84.0 W.
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