Hurricane Lorenzo to pound the Azores with up to 70-foot waves

Hurricane Lorenzo threatens to bring waves of up to 70 feet as it bears down on parts of the Azores Islands this week. The National Hurricane Center in Miami said that Lorenzo is still a Category 2 storm with maximum sustained winds of 100 mph. The storm is forecast to bring hurricane and tropical-storm-force winds to the Portuguese islands beginning Tuesday night.

Hurricane Lorenzo to pound the Azores with up to 70-foot waves

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