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Kirk appeared on the 28th of August and, quickly, moved north, away from land. By Thursday, he was a hurricane and made category 2 the next day.
Kirk was never a threat to land and dissipated on the 2nd of September.
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2012-09-02
1700 EDT
Post-Tropical Cyclone
50 mph
NE at 47 mph |
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2012-09-02
1100 EDT
Tropical Storm
50 mph
NE at 37 mph |
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2012-09-02
0500 EDT
Tropical Storm
50 mph
NE at 32 mph |
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2012-09-01
1700 EDT
Tropical Storm
65 mph
NE at 29 mph |
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2012-09-01
1100 EDT
Tropical Storm
70 mph
NE at 25 mph |
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2012-09-01
0500 EDT
Hurricane
75 mph
NE at 23 mph |
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2012-08-31
1700 EDT
Hurricane
90 mph
N at 13 mph |
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2012-08-31
1100 EDT
Hurricane
Category 2
105 mph
N at 13 mph |
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2012-08-31
0500 EDT
Hurricane
Category 2
105 mph
NNW at 12 mph |
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2012-08-30
1700 EDT
Hurricane
90 mph
NNW at 13 mph |
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2012-08-30
1100 EDT
Hurricane
75 mph
NW at 12 mph |
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2012-08-30
0500 EDT
Tropical
Storm
65 mph
NW at 10 mph |
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2012-08-29
1700 EDT
Tropical
Storm
50 mph
WNW at 12 mph |
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2012-08-29
1100 EDT
Tropical
Storm
45 mph
WNW at 12 mph |
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2012-08-29
0500 EDT
Tropical
Storm
45 mph
WNW at 9 mph |
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2012-08-28
1700 EDT
Tropical
Depression
35 mph
WNW at 10 mph |
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