15:12 UTC; Hurricane Ophelia (17L) in the Atlantic Ocean; Satellite: SNPP
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Hurricane Ophelia heads toward Ireland
Record-setting Ophelia, a Category 3 hurricane with sustained winds of 115 mph, was passing south of the Azores on its path toward Ireland. CNN's Allison Chinchar has the latest.
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15:12 UTC; Hurricane Ophelia (17L) in the Atlantic Ocean; Satellite: SNPP
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