Hurricane Irma Dips to Category 2 Then Reasserts Strength
Irma weakened to a Category 2 with 110 mph winds but forecasters say it will regain strength over the next two days. The hurricane, about 1,220 miles from the Leeward Islands, moves west at 15 mph and is expected to turn west-southwest toward the Lesser Antilles next week. Forecast models show a 200-mile spread by day five, with the storm remaining powerful as it nears the Caribbean. A ship reported winds of 45 mph near Irma, with tropical storm force winds out to 60 miles. It is too early to assess potential impacts on the U.S. mainland.
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West states endure record heat and wildfire smoke with San Francisco hitting 101 and 106 in back to back days. Bay Area trains slow to avoid track expansion while Los Angeles battles a large near downtown blaze threatening 700 homes. Fire officials and crews fight 56 large fires across 11 states as evacuations rise and 3,800 homes face threats.
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