Note: Scroll down to read about Tropical Storm Sean moving away from Bermuda. I have more time lapse and weather footage videos online. I've also have resumed posting to the blog regularly, and you can also check out my updated journal at Greg's Weather Center:

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We have a tropical storm that we're watching in the Atlantic Basin. Tropical Storm Sean formed earlier this week, and moved through the island of Bermuda on Thursday night and Friday morning with winds up to 65 miles per hour. The storm was the eighteenth named storm to form this season, and seventh to end up in the vicinity of Bermuda. Since moving through Bermuda, the storm has weakened to have maximum sustained winds of 50 miles per hour as it races out to sea. See details, and the latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center.

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