Hurricane Fiona Roaring By Bermuda, Then To Canada

The video discusses the projected path and impact of Hurricane Fiona, which is expected to move from Bermuda up the East Coast to Canada. Currently, Fiona is southwest of Bermuda, causing large waves. It is predicted to create strong riptides along the East Coast from Florida to Maine. If it reaches Canada as a category three storm, it could become the most powerful hurricane in Canadian history.

What is the expected path of the storm over the weekend?

• From Bermuda to the West Coast

• From Bermuda to Canada

• From Florida to Texas

• From Maine to Mexico

How high are the waves being churned up by Fiona?

• 60 feet

• 50 feet

• 40 feet

• 30 feet

Which areas are expected to experience powerful riptides due to the storm?

• Texas to Louisiana

• Florida to Maine

• New York to New Jersey

• California to Oregon

What category is Fiona expected to be if it reaches Canada?

• Category 3

• Category 2

• Category 1

• Category 4

If Fiona reaches Canada as predicted, what record will it set?

• The longest-lasting hurricane in history

• The most powerful hurricane in Canada's history

• The fastest hurricane in history

• The coldest hurricane in history