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1:24Now PlayingTropical Storm Karen is strengthening and on a path that could shift its trajectory toward Florida and the Bahamas by the end of September into early October. The system unleashed torrential downpours on Puerto Rico Sept. 24.
Karen could stall over the open Atlantic for 12 to 24 hours starting Sept. 26. The National Hurricane Center’s forecast favors an acceleration toward the west. Models are split down the middle, with the vast majority showing either a continuation at tropical storm strength or even a gradual decline back to depression status over the next five to seven days. But, alternatively, Karen might become more formidable. Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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