Will Hurricane Teddy Make Landfall?

Hurricane Teddy was a large and powerful Cape Verde hurricane that was the fourth-largest Atlantic hurricane by diameter of gale-force winds recorded. It then weakened to a gale-force low and made landfall in Nova Scotia with sustained winds of 65 mph (105 km/h). ...

Will tropical storm Teddy make landfall?

Share: Teddy strengthened to a category 4 storm late last week, but gradually weakened as it approached Canada. ... Teddy is now a 'post-tropical cyclone', but still maintains tropical storm strength with winds of 60 mph.

Where is Hurricane Teddy making landfall?

Teddy was a classic, long-lived Cape Verde category 4 hurricane on the Saffir- Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale. It passed northeast of the Leeward Islands and became extremely large over the central Atlantic, eventually making landfall in Nova Scotia as a 55-kt extratropical cyclone.

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