http://www.weather.com/weather/hurricanecentral/article/tropical-depression-14-storm-hurricane-maria_2011-09-05
09/14/2011
Puerto Rico experienced flash flooding with heavy rains coming from tropical storm Maria this past Monday and Tuesday. As Maria pulls away and heads north the rains will weaken and is not scheduled to hit the East Coast of the U.S. On Thursday morning, the center of the storm will pass in between the U.S. and Bermuda. A tropical storm warning has been issued for Bermuda, since the storm has possibilities of causing tropical storm conditions in the area.
The Picture above is of the path Maria is expected to take, where it will be on Thursday and Friday night, and what the expected mph will be. According to the picture it the storm will be around 65 mph by Friday night.
A sweet interactive map that followed the path of the tropical storm Maria. When looking at the hurricane tracker of Maria, it is similar to the picture above, except that it is interactive and has a rotating "storm" that is guided down an interactive path. It also tells you the maximum speeds, pressure and a wind speed chart. It also allows you to zoom in and out too see where the storm is in location to other parts of the world.
http://www.weather.com/weather/hurricanecentral/tracker
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