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Lee loses strength, but flood threat remains as it moves north

The big, ugly hunk of weather known as Lee weakened as it moved across Louisiana on Monday morning, and is no longer classified as a tropical storm -- though experts warn it could still cause flooding as it moves up the East Coast.

 

Tropical Storm Lee forms in the Gulf off La.; Miss. declares state of emergency near coast

Tropical Storm Lee forms in the Gulf off La.; Miss. declares state of emergency near coast

Tropical Storm Lee has strengthened as it begins dumping rain in southern Louisiana and pelting the northern Gulf coast. Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center say that Lee’s maximum sustained winds had increased to 60 miles per hour (95 kph) Saturday morning. The storm’s center is located about 45 miles southwest of New Iberia and was moving north-northwest at 7 mph (11 kph).

 

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