MIAMI (Reuters) - Omar regained hurricane strength in the Atlantic Ocean on Friday but did not pose an immediate threat to land after causing little damage this week as it blasted through the northern Caribbean.
The 15th storm of a busy Atlantic hurricane season, Omar had weakened to a tropical storm after a close encounter with the U.S. and British Virgin Islands, the Dutch/French island of St. Martin and other small Caribbean nations and territories.
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