Tropical Storm Melissa, Hurricane and Atlantic
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New York Rangers star Artemi Panarin is in the final year of a seven-year contract, and his Manhattan fate is very much up in the air.
Hurricane Melissa followed what has unfortunately become a pattern for major storms: It formed late in the season, intensified rapidly, then stalled near the coast.
The Hurricanes landed four-star defensive lineman Keshawn Stancil, flipping the standout prospect from ACC rival Clemson.
Finally, sea-levels are rising, mainly due to a combination of melting glaciers and ice sheets, and the fact that warmer water takes up more space. Local factors can also play a part. This means storm surges happen on top of already elevated sea levels, worsening coastal flooding.
RALEIGH, N.C. -- Jack Eichel scored two goals late in the third period for the Vegas Golden Knights, who rallied for a 6-3 win against the Carolina Hurricanes at Lenovo Center on Tuesday. Eichel gave Vegas a 4-3 lead at 15:01, scoring on a breakaway off a short pass from Ivan Barbashev following a turnover at Carolina’s offensive blue line.
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Islanders vs. Hurricanes Gameday: Metro back-to-back
The Islanders did not skate yesterday, so today’s morning skate is where we’ll get lineup updates (if any) and further sentiments on what went wrong against the Bruins. The 6-3 Carolina Hurricanes are their foes tonight,
The Islanders (4-4-1) must prove to themselves they can play consistent winning hockey after blowing two-goal leads at each of the first two stops on this road trip.
As of 10 a.m., Melissa tied with the 1935 Labor Day Hurricane for the third-strongest hurricane on record in the Atlantic Basin. Only hurricanes Wilma and Gilbert were stronger, according to the Weather Channel.
In the last 25 years, a total of 10 major hurricanes have lashed the island. “Cuba is right in the center of things,” a weather historian said.
It also marks the first time in 20 years that three or more Category 5 hurricanes have developed over the Atlantic Basin in one season. The last time was in 2005, when Hurricanes Emily, Katrina, Rita, and Wilma all reached Category 5—breaking a record.