Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: For critical weather information, please visit www.weather.gov. To learn more, see www.commerce.gov. Parts of the U.S. Government are closed. However, because the information this site provides is necessary to protect life and property, it will be updated and maintained during the Federal Government shutdown. ||||| DANNY DONE; ENTERING CARIBBEAN AS REMNANT LOW Swell eases early week for Carib, small pulse for East Coast midweek By Charlie Hutcherson 
  
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 DANNY DONE; ENTERING CARIBBEAN AS REMNANT LOW Remnants of former Hurricane Danny entering Caribbean and only small swell expected this week for US East Coast.. 
  
  
  
  
  
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 Related The latest satellite image of the remnants of Danny from the NHC. Image: NOAA 
  
 Last forecast track from the NHC, effective 8AM EDT on Monday, August 24th. Image: NOAA 
  
 Spaghetti plot of various model forecast tracks, showing a wide variety of possibilities for the remains of what was once Hurricane Danny. Image: tropicalatlantic.com 
  
  
  
 Danny has lost tropical characteristics on Monday morning and is entering the Caribbean as a remnant low. 
  
 Islands in the Lesser Antilles will see swell ease over the first part of the week while the the other Caribbean islands and the US East Coast should only look forward to small traces of swell through the middle of the week. While the former Danny is expected to completely dissipate over the next day or two, there is hope for more surf from the system following behind. See below for the final particulars on Danny, and be sure to stay tuned as we monitor a potential-Erika in the eastern Atlantic.As of 11AM EDT on Monday, August 24th, the remnants of Danny are located at 16.0N 62.0W or 45 miles E of Guadeloupe with maximum sustained winds of 30kts and a minimum central pressure of 1010mb. The system is currently moving W at 10kts.The remnants of Danny have been investigated by aircraft, determining that the system is now a trough of low pressure and lacking characteristics of a tropical cyclone. The remnants will continue on a westward track, currently entering the eastern Caribbean, and will lose identity within the next 48hrs.- We had a brief Category 3 hurricane in the Atlantic.- The system should bring rain to drought stricken islands in the Caribbean, like Puerto Rico.- Eastern facing exposures in the eastern Caribbean received a pulse of fun-but-nothing-special swell after a long, small summer.- Danny is no more.- While briefly a category 3, Hurricane Danny was far from the East Coast and was a small storm with a very small wind field.- The remnants of Danny are not expected to regenerate.Easterly swell from Danny will ease over the early part of the week for the Lesser Antilles. Swell from Danny looks to show for the Greater Antilles into early/mid week but the track/strength of the storm will limit the size and quality of the surf. Southern exposed coasts will see a pick up in windswell as the remnants pass through. For more details on how and when the system will impact Puerto Rico, check the premium forecast. Same issues with Danny remain: good news that Danny strengthened into a category 3 hurricane on Friday, but more importantly, bad news that Danny was a very small system with a very small wind field (15-70miles for hurricane/tropical force winds), and peaked in intensity about 2000+nm away. Danny passed near two buoys while still a tropical system and only generated a peak of 9-10foot significant wave height, which is very unimpressive.We have been watching buoy 41044 and 41043 as swell from Danny propagates towards the East Coast and the swell remains unimpressive. Next up we will see the swell move through buoys 41046 and 41049 during the start of the week.The swell from Danny continues to under-perform a bit on these upstream buoys. Still, we expect a small pulse of SE/ESE swell to filter into the East Coast for Tuesday and Wednesday and linger into the back half of the week. East Coast surfers should definitely temper expectations with small surf from Danny for most and inconsistent fun sets at the standout breaks. Also, Florida will be limited with the Bahamas shadowing a good portion of the state from any incoming swell. So stay tuned to the premium forecast for your region for the latest details. |||||
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The drought-stricken northern Caribbean is preparing for heavy rains and wind as a weakening Hurricane Danny approached Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. The Category 1 hurricane was 600 miles east of the Leeward Islands this morning, with maximum sustained winds of 90 mph. It was traveling west-northwest at 12 mph. The US National Hurricane Center in Miami said it expected Danny would become a tropical storm between tomorrow and Monday. Track it via the NOAA here. A tropical storm watch is in effect for Antigua, Barbuda, St. Kitts, Nevis, Montserrat, Anguilla, St. Maarten, Saba, and St. Eustatius. Danny is expected to pass over Antigua and St. Kitts early Monday and hit the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico early Tuesday. Surfline notes that any effects on the East Coast won't be felt until Tuesday or Wednesday, but the site says surfers hoping for great waves should "temper expectations."