Hurricane Florence weakens, shifts path toward Carolina ports

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Hurricane Florence weakens, shifts path toward Carolina ports

| Sep 13, 2018 5:37PM EDT
The hurricane headed for the Carolinas as of Thursday, with the ports of Savannah and Virginia having reduced exposure.
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