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  This is NPR News Now.

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  Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Cora McCollman.

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  The National Hurricane Center says a tropical system in the Gulf of Mexico has now flourished into Hurricane Isaias.

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  Its top winds are now at 80 miles per hour.

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  It could make landfall tomorrow night on the Alabama Gulf Coast.

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  Lauren Lineham is the environmental reporter for member station WBHM.

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  It's been a pretty quiet hurricane season so far with El Nino in place.

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  So areas from the Mississippi Gulf Coast all the way to the Florida Panhandle,

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  especially along the coast, have been stocking up on those hurricane supplies.

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  They know that hurricane plan.

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  And so for folks who are staying who have not had evacuation orders,

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  they are definitely making those preps right along the coast.

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  But it's also the inland communities.

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