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Here's a look at where Gordon is expected to move and how dangerous it could be for the Southeast.
Where is Gordon?
As of 7 p.m. Thursday, Gordon had maximum sustained winds of 70 mph and was about 385 miles southeast of the Texas coast, about 395 miles southeast of Mobile, Ala., according to the National Hurricane Center. The storm was centered about 325 miles southeast of the mouth of the Mississippi River and about 275 miles east-northeast of New Orleans.
It is expected to move north into the Gulf of Mexico during the next several days and then northeast over the warm waters. It could possibly hit a variety of places on the Gulf Coast of the U.S., including Tampa Bay.
Gordon is expected to continue strengthening as it moves north, with winds of about 100 mph Thursday night and Friday.
Is there enough time to prepare?
The main threat from the storm isn't expected to be heavy winds or storm surge but rather heavy rain.
Forecasters say there is a moderate risk of flooding in the South and a high risk of flooding in the Southeast, from Louisiana to Georgia.
Heavy rain is expected from western Mississippi through South Carolina. The heavy rain will continue from eastern Texas through Florida and parts of Georgia, according to the National Weather Service.
"The threat for heavy rain remains fairly widespread for the next couple of days," warned a storm news release from the NWS. "But the threat for flooding will begin to fade as the system strengthens."
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