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Tropical Storm Chantal forms in Atlantic Ocean
NEW ORLEANS ( WGNO) – Tropical Storm Chantal has formed in the Atlantic Ocean and heading towards the Carolinas. Chantal is about 105-miles from Charleston, S.C. and 185-miles from Wilmington, N.C. with maximum sustained winds at 45-mph that extend outwards to about 105-miles from the center.
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