Hurricane Joaquin pounds Bahamas, likely won’t hit US

Hurricane Joaquin is pounding the Bahamas for a second day, with winds that have peaked at over 200 kilometers per hour. But fears that the storm could cause major damage on the East Coast of the US have been alleviated, as Joaquin is now forecast to shift out to sea.

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