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Around the Nation
6:00 am
Sat August 27, 2011
Hurricane Irene's Power Is Less, Scope Is Wide
By Bob Beck
Hurricane Irene has reached the coast of North Carolina, bringing heavy rains and winds of 85 miles per hour. But there IS some good news. The storm is turning out to be less powerful than forecasters expected. Host Scott Simon talks with NPR science reporter John Hamilton about the latest on Hurricane Irene.