Watch "Hurricane IRENE" 2011 Live Streaming Video

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Watch "Hurricane IRENE" 2011 Live Streaming Video here. Hurricane Irene is a North Atlantic tropical cyclone that inflicted extensive damage to Caribbean nations before making landfall in North Carolina, on the East Coast of the United States. The ninth named storm, the first hurricane and the first major hurricane of the 2011 season, Irene formed from a well-defined Atlantic tropical wave that showed signs of organization east of the Lesser Antilles. It developed atmospheric convection and a closed cyclonic circulation center, prompting the National Hurricane Center to initiate public advisories on the tropical cyclone late on August 20. Subsequent convective organization occurred as it passed the Leeward Islands, and by August 21, it moved very close to Saint Croix. The next day Irene made landfall at hurricane strength near Puerto Rico, where high winds and intermittent torrents caused significant property damage.

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Hurricane Irene is currently devastating the regions of Mid-Atlantic and New England of the United States as well as eastern part of Canada threatening millions of people in the United States alone.

On August 23, a mandatory evacuation order was issued at 5 a.m. for Ocracoke Island and Hyde County and Emergency Management already on standby in Charleston and Dorchester counties in South Carolina.

Also, Governor Bob McDonnell declared a state of emergency for Virginia in preparation for any possible effects from the hurricane along coastlines.

Here is the track of the Hurricane IRENE: