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Posted: 8:24 AM Sep 4, 2010
Weakened Earl Hits Massachusetts with Wind, Rain, Surf
The remnants of Hurricane Earl have dumped rain on Cape Cod, but the storm's close brush with the Northeast has been less intense than feared.
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The remnants of Hurricane Earl have dumped rain on Cape Cod, but the storm's close brush with the Northeast has been less intense than feared.
Earl is now a tropical storm with winds of 70 mph. The center of the storm is about 105 miles east-southeast of Nantucket. It's headed for Nova Scotia.
In Massachusetts, there are a few hundred power outages, a handful of downed power lines and isolated flooding in low-lying areas.
Nantucket has gotten about 1.5 inches of rain, while adjacent Martha's Vineyard has gotten more than 3 inches. More could fall until daybreak.
Earl had caused flooding but no injuries and little damage on North Carolina's Outer Banks.
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