The strength of Hurricane Danielle has been fluctuating quite a bit over the open Atlantic, as it makes it’s way in the general vicinity of Bermuda. Although meteorologists at the National Hurricane Center in Miami Florida expect Danielle to remain a Hurricane for the next several days, their predicted path of the storm keeps it a good distance east of the Island of Bermuda.

Danielle is currently packing winds of up to 85 miles per hour, and is moving in a WNW direction at 17 miles per hour. The exact location as of the 11 AM advisory from the National Hurricane Center is 19.6°N 52.3°W.

The projected track of Danielle has remained relatively the same over the last few days, and is one which keeps it on a WNW path for the next 12 hours or so, before gradually turning in more of a NW direction, and finally curving out to sea east of Bermuda. The tracks with these storms have been known to change, so all interests in Bermuda should stay tuned.