Hurricane Larry 'intensifying again' in major warning to US – stunning maps

Hurricane Larry to bring ‘uncertain’ conditions across UK

The NHC currently states Hurricane Larry is quickly gathering steam from its perch in the Atlantic.

At present, maximum sustained winds have built up to 120mph, although it is currently out of range of the US mainland.

The storm is 1,015 miles away from Bermuda and moving northwest at roughly 10mph.

The organisation has not released any warnings but did state the storm could eventually cause trouble on the east coast.

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Hurricane Larry ‘intensifying again’ in major warning to US – stunning maps (Image: GETTY)

Hurricane Larry: Hurricane Larry will veer towards Canada at the end of the week (Image: NOAA)

Hurricane Larry: Hurricane Larry’s timings this week (Image: NOAA)

Hurricane Larry: Hurricane Larry is currently churning at 120mph (Image: NOAA)

The latest advisory states “swells” generated by the system would impact the Lesser and Greater Antilles before descending on the Bahamas by Tuesday.

Later in the week, the storm’s course would see it bear down on Bermuda.

The NHC said it would do so as “a large and powerful hurricane” in the next few days.

The risks it generates could include “strong winds, heavy rainfall, and coastal flooding”.

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Hurricane Larry: At it’s centre, Hurricane Larry is churning out 70ft high waves (Image: WINDY)

These winds could mean that, at its centre, the hurricane’s winds could generate waves up to 50ft.

Any resulting swells will likely generate “life-threatening surf and rip current conditions” in the affected areas.

Further “significant swells” could reach the US east coast and Canada by “midweek”.

These areas will likely continue to bear the worst of the storm until the end of the week.