Environment
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Tropical Storm Sam Forecasted to Develop into a Major Hurricane Next Week
As of Friday, Sam was positioned 1,365 miles east-southeast of the northern Leeward Islands, with winds of 75 mph and heading west at 14 mph. Sam is expected to grow further into a major hurricane before making landfall on the northern Caribbean islands next week, according to forecasts.
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