Aug. 18 (Bloomberg) — Hurricane Bill is forecast to intensify over the next two days, possibly becoming a major storm as it moves away from the Caribbean and toward Bermuda, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.
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Hurricane Bill Is Forecast to Strengthen, Pass Near Bermuda (Bloomberg)
Hurricane Bill, the first hurricane of the 2009 Atlantic season, revved up quickly on Monday as it headed toward Bermuda, while the remnants of Tropical Storm Ana dissipated without threatening the U.S. Gulf oil patch.
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Hurricane Bill gains strength on Atlantic track (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Hurricane Bill, the first hurricane of the 2009 Atlantic season, headed west-northwest over the open ocean on Tuesday, but it was uncertain whether it could threaten the northeast U.S. coast by Sunday.
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Hurricane Bill builds in Atlantic, path uncertain (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
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