Maria remains a category 5 hurricane.
As of the 11 PM AST (11 PM EDT) advisory, Maria had maximum sustained winds of 175mph, a minimum central pressure of 909 millibars, and was moving west-northwest at 10mph.
Landfall will occur in Puerto Rico tomorrow, likely as a category 5, during the morning hours.
Devastating, catastrophic impacts are likely.
For details regarding impacts from Maria in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, and where Maria will track after Puerto Rico, please see our previous post, as nothing has changed.
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