Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Hurricane Ethel turned its 95 MPH winds away from the twice-battered Florida coast 9/11 to threaten Bermuda. A 5 PM EST advisory placed Ethel about 235 miles south-southwest of Bermuda. The advisory also stated that changing weather conditions made forecasting the storm's movements difficult, but "the hurricane is expected to turn to almost a due north course at about 10 MPH late 9/11 with the center passing to the west of Bermuda late 9/12.
Hurricane Ethel turned its 95 MPH winds away from the twice-battered Florida coast 9/11 to threaten Bermuda. A 5 PM EST advisory placed Ethel about 235 miles south-southwest of Bermuda. The advisory also stated that changing weather conditions made forecasting the storm's movements difficult, but "the hurricane is expected to turn to almost a due north course at about 10 MPH late 9/11 with the center passing to the west of Bermuda late 9/12.
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Hurricane Ethel turned its 95 MPH winds away from the twice-battered Florida coast 9/11 to threaten Bermuda. A 5 PM EST advisory placed Ethel about 235 miles south-southwest of Bermuda. The advisory also stated that changing weather conditions made forecasting the storm's movements difficult, but "the hurricane is expected to turn to almost a due north course at about 10 MPH late 9/11 with the center passing to the west of Bermuda late 9/12.

United Press International · [ca. September 1964]

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