Meteorologist Sean Sublette has details on Hurricane Joaquin, a storm that’s become the strongest hurricane in the Atlantic since Hurricane Igor five years ago.
Hurricane Joaquin Will Hold Away From the U.S. Coast
- Oct 3, 2015
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