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The system is expected to swell on the coasts of North Carolina and central Atlantic states. The National Hurricane Center said in a report
that at 5 pm EDT Wednesday, the storm was about 315 miles east of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, moving northward. is about 22 Forecasters also expect Chris to produce one to three inches of rain over Newfoundland. Its center will be near southeastern Newfoundland on Thursday night
Hurricane force winds extend up to 25 miles from the center of the storm, and storm force winds tropical extend up to 90 miles, according to the NHC.
The storm will continue to move northeast and is expected to remain well off the United States.
The National Hurricane Center expects Chris to begin to weaken Wednesday night, and predicts the storm will become a powerful post-tropical cyclone on Thursday.
There was no coastal monitoring or warning at 5 pm EDT Wednesday, but the National Hurricane Center suggested that people in the Atlantic Provinces monitor the progress of the storm.
