Sea tempest Lorenzo reinforced into a Category 5 tempest as it agitated in the Atlantic on Saturday night.
Lorenzo's thick center encompassed a major, clear eye as it joined the uncommon club of the most exceptional tempests lately. "Enormous and amazing Category 5 Lorenzo turns into the most grounded tropical storm this far north and east in the Atlantic bowl," the National Hurricane Center said.
It said variances in power are conceivable with a debilitating gauge set to start Sunday night. Yet, Lorenzo is as yet expected to be an enormous and intense tropical storm as is approaches the Azores in a couple of days.
By late Saturday night, Lorenzo was around 1,420 miles southwest of the Azores pressing greatest supported breezes of 160 mph.
Lorenzo's huge surf will influence portions of the northeastern shoreline of South America and the Lesser Antilles, and is relied upon to spread westbound to bits of the Greater Antilles, the Bahamas, Bermuda and the east bank of the United States.
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