Will Hurricane Lee affect people's weekend plans?
Hurricane Lee will pass safely offshore as it makes its closest approach tonight and Saturday morning, but the tri-state area will still feel indirect impacts.
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Sep 15, 2023, 7:18 PM
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7h agoHurricane Lee will pass safely offshore as it makes its closest approach tonight and Saturday morning, but the tri-state area will still feel indirect impacts.
News 12 Storm Meteorologists Michele Powers and Sam Augeri explain whether it could alter people's plans for the weekend.
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