Hurricane Earl downgraded to tropical storm

Earl is now a tropical storm.

Last Updated: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 11:08 AM

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Tropical Storm Earl

11 p.m. update

Location: 40.0 N, 69.7 W
East of Massachusetts, racing northeast toward the Canadian Maritimes
Winds: 70 mph
Moving NE at 25 mph
Pressure: 28.29 in. / 958 mb

Hurricane Earl has been downgraded to a tropical storm.

The storm is east of Massachusetts and is racing northeast toward the Canadian Maritimes.

The storm should dissipate altogether by Sunday.

Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Fiona has fallen apart and is now a remnant low pressure area. No more advisories will be issued on that storm.

As for the remnants of Gaston, there is a chance for re-development over the next few days, as it heads westward toward the Leeward Islands.

East of Gaston, another vigorous tropical wave has a slight chance for development, and eventually may become Hermine.

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