"Maria is developing the dreaded pinhole eye," the National Hurricane Center stated in a forecast discussion, referring to an eye with a diameter of 10 miles or less that is visible on satellite ...

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It's possible that Hurricane Maria will curve out to sea without making landfall in the lower 48 states, but since that is still a long-range forecast, there's a lot of uncertainty with it.