Hurricane Oscar makes landfall in the Bahamas and moves toward Cuba
Summary: Hurricane Oscar made landfall in the southeastern Bahamas early Sunday and is moving toward Cuba, which is recovering from a recent power outage. The storm is expected to bring significant coastal flooding and heavy rainfall.
Oscar's maximum sustained winds reached 80 mph, with hurricane warnings issued for southeastern Bahamas and parts of Cuba. The storm is forecasted to produce 5 to 10 inches of rain in eastern Cuba.
The hurricane formed off the Bahamas on Saturday and was previously classified as "tiny." It is expected to reach Cuba by Sunday afternoon, impacting areas still recovering from a major blackout.
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