TROPICAL STORM / HURRICANE DANNY UPDATE

With Tropical Storm TS Ignacio calming down further in the Pacific Ocean, we now have Tropical Storm TS Danny rapidly approaching Category 1 Hurricane Status. The eye of Hurricane Danny has reformed slightly farther north.

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Maximum sustained winds being produced by TS Danny are currently at 60 MPH or 95 KPH with gusts approaching those of Hurricane status (over 75 MPH for Category 1). The NOAA Hurricane tracker office is warning those in The Caolina's north to New England should monitor TS Danny as he may very well beccome Hurricane Danny quite shortly.

Tropical Storm Danny is currently 370 Miles or 590 KM ENE of Nassau and approximately 575 Miles or 925 KM SSE of Cape Hatteras North Carolina. With a travelling speed of about 10 MPH with a Northwest heading, Tropical Storm Danny should be effecting any of those area's sometime today. NOAA Weather officials are predicting a Northward shift in direction for TS or Hurricane Danny later today. This shift in direction is what would bring TS or Hurricane Danny towards the Carolina's.

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Tropical Storm Danny is expected to become Hurricane Danny by 2AM on Saturday morning when he is of the coast of the Carolina's. The eye of Hurricane Danny is expected to hit land on the South west Coast of Nova Scotia by 2AM Sunday morning. This will be the second Hurricane hit on the Atlantic Province of Nova Scotia this week.

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A few days ago, Police were stationed by Peggy's Cove in attempts to ward off hurricane watchers who wanted to catch a glimpse of Hurricane Bill and the massive swells he was producing. EyeOnTheHurrIcane - Hurricane Tracker has several live webcams from Nova Scotia posted, including one of Peggy's Cove. Wherever Hurricane Danny hits land, and where available, you can be sure EyeOnTheHurricane - Hurricane Tracker will have live webcam feeds of Hurricane Danny.