Hurricane Maria Has Made Landfall As A Cat 5 Storm In Puerto Rico
The last category 5 hurricane to hit Puerto Rico was in 1928, and Maria is the 4th category 4 or large storm to make US landfall this year.
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Dramatic footage from Keila Cruz Roidriguez shows a street turned into raging rapids in Guayama, PR. #HurricaneMariapic.twitter.com/4x3k6jcNTY
— NowThis Newsroom (@newsroom) September 20, 2017
Roofs are peeling off. You can hear the wind. This is in the metropolitan area of Rio Piedras, San Juan, Puerto Rico. #Maria#HurricaneMariapic.twitter.com/QNu5fS7DnD
— Rosaline Cabrera (@rosalinetweets) September 20, 2017
#GOES16 visible loop of Cat 4 Hurricane #Maria as the center passes over #PuertoRico. Max sustained winds are at 145 MPH. pic.twitter.com/BQYflfFfCX
— NASA SPoRT (@NASA_SPoRT) September 20, 2017
Gurabo, PR experienced the full wrath of Hurricane Maria's winds and flooding Wednesday. pic.twitter.com/oVVoDzQ2mv
— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) September 20, 2017
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