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 Florence was upgraded to a hurricane at the 11 am advisory on September 4, 2018 with winds of 75 mph and a pressure of 990 mb. Florence was upgraded to a hurricane at the 11 am advisory on September 4, 2018 with winds of 75 mph and a pressure of 990 mb.
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 +On its 77th advisory at 11 AM on September 18, 2018, Florence dissipated into a remnant low.
  
 ===== Impacts ===== ===== Impacts =====
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 === Mid - Atlantic Update === === Mid - Atlantic Update ===
  
-  * ECMWF - +  * ECMWF - Direct NC/SC hit as a category 3 or 4 hurricane. Ensembles head either into NC or up its coast, or into SC to N FL. Pressure min around 937 mb.  
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 +  * CMC - Weaker Cat 2 hurricane at most into NC to S GA. Could possibly be cat 3 or 4 based on environment. ​
  
-  * CMC - +  * GFS - Scrape the East coast from NC northward then go OTS with the strength of a category 5 hurricane. Ensembles relatively OTS to scraping the coast. Pressure nears 925 mb. 
  
-  * GFS -+  * FV3 - Up the East coast for the most part or scraping NC with direct landfall around cat 3 or 4. Pressure in 960 mbs. 
  
-  * FV3 -+  * NAVGEM ​- Cat 2 or 3 on course for NC. Pressure in 970 mbs.
  
-  * NAVGEM ​- +  * UKMET - Cat 3 or 4 headed for SC or GA. Pressure in 940 mbs to 950 mbs. Furthest south model.
  
-  * UKMET - +  * ICON -NC landfall as cat 3 or weak 4 and scrapes the East Coast afterward. Pressure in 950 mbs. 
  
-  * HWRF -+  * HWRF - Cat 4 or 5 headed for S NC or Upstate SC. Pressure in 910 mbs to 930 mbs. 
  
-  * HMON - +  * HMON - Cat 3 or 4 with pressure in 940 mbs headed towards NC at almost a straight line.