HURRICANE BILL LARGE TROPICAL CYCLONE

NOAA Weather office HURRICANE TRACKER officials are reitterating the extreme danger of HURRICANE BILL As of 5PM AST on Wednesday August 19th 2009, HURRICANE BILL was still a class 4 HURRICANE with HURRICANE FORCE WINDS near 135 MPH or 215 KPH with frequent wind gusts even higher.

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HURRICANE TRACKERS indicate HURRICANE BILL 2009 is expected to increase in strength over the next few days and have classified HURRICANE BILL as a very Dangerous and large TROPICAL CYCLONE with HURRICANE force winds which are currently extending up to 85 Miles or 140 KM for the Eye of HURRICANE BILL. In addition, HURRICANE BILL is producing Tropical Force winds up to 230 Miles or 370 KM from the Eye of HURRICANE BILL 2009.

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In addition to HURRICANE BILL expected to produce Large Swells for the Bermuda and NE Carribean Sea, it is anticipated Large swells will also hit portions of the East Coast of the United States with inland area's expected to feel the effects of HURRICANE BILL within the next few days.

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Stay tuned to the HTBW HURRICANE TRACKER for constant updates and WEBCAM VIEWS as HURRICANE BILL heads up the eastern seaboard.