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The National Hurricane Center declared Colin as "post-tropical" late Tuesday morning.

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Colin's center of circulation became elongated and not well defined as it moved off the Southeast coast. This means it will no longer be considered a tropical cyclone as it moves away from land over the western Atlantic Ocean.

For more details, see our full recap at the link below.

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