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Hurricane Hanna makes landfall at Padre Island, Texas as Cat 1 storm. Here's what we know

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Hurricane Hanna, which was updated to a Category 1 from a tropical storm, barreled toward central and south Texas coasts and made landfall Saturday evening.
Hurricane Hanna makes landfall at Padre Island
Hurricane Hanna made landfall at 5 p.m. Saturday at Padre Island. The storm was moving west at 8 mph and producing up to 90 mph sustained winds.
Corpus Christi began to see heavy rainfall Thursday morning which is expected to continue through Monday, creating a chance of flash flooding in the area, and a moderate chance of river flooding.
A dangerous storm surge is predicted for Corpus Christi, Matagorda and Galveston bays.
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Where is Hurricane Hanna now?
The map below tracks Hurricane Hanna in live time. Here’s where it is right now.
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Hurricane Hanna: See the storm track on this map as it heads toward Texas landfall
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