Katia doesn't seem to be much of a threat...yet
 

http://www.nola.com/hurricane/index...._poses_no.html

supposed to come up through the gulf. with 70+ mph. winds, this isn't
going to be good for some of the gulf states, but maybe it'll scatter
some much needed rain up in my area....

Hope all goes well.

Katia doesn't seem to be much of a threat...yet
 

On Fri, 02 Sep 2011 02:09:32 -0400, wrote:

Actually I just looked at the latest plots and there is one model that
does take Katia south of Cuba but that is one in a dozen. The rest
have it hooking up the east coast and they are all closer to the US
than they were yesterday. One has it basically following Irene's path
and another one smashing into NY without hitting North Carolina.

Most still take it out to sea and that is what I expect.

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Let's hope. :-)

I'm not ready for another one just yet.

Katia doesn't seem to be much of a threat...yet
 

On Sep 2, 12:50*am, wrote:
On Thu, 1 Sep 2011 21:13:42 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

http://www.nola.com/hurricane/index....l_storm_katia_...

supposed to come up through the gulf. with 70+ mph. winds, this isn't
going to be good for some of the gulf states, but maybe it'll scatter
some much needed rain up in my area....

Hope all goes well.

You are talking about TD13 that is in the gulf, aimed at NOLA as we
speak. Katia is in the Atlantic and aimed at the East Coast but they
expect it to curve off to the north and be mostly a fish storm.

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/

You're right Greg. i can't keep my storms straight. When looking at
the first table, there's a small red square a red circle, and a red
circle with wings....

Eh, I hope people are safe and we get some rain!

Katia doesn't seem to be much of a threat...yet
 

On Sep 2, 7:38*am, Wayne B wrote:
On Fri, 02 Sep 2011 02:09:32 -0400, wrote:
Actually I just looked at the latest plots and there is one model that
does take Katia south of Cuba but that is one in a dozen. The rest
have it hooking up the east coast and they are all closer to the US
than they were yesterday. One has it basically following Irene's path
and another one smashing into NY without hitting North Carolina.

Most still take it out to sea and that is what I expect.

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Let's hope. * *:-)

I'm not ready for another one just yet.

Well Wayne.. You don't want the weather to get nuts? Note to Wayne:



YOU'RE IN NEW ENGLAND!!

snerk

Katia doesn't seem to be much of a threat...yet
 

On Fri, 02 Sep 2011 07:38:03 -0400, Wayne B wrote:

On Fri, 02 Sep 2011 02:09:32 -0400, wrote:

Actually I just looked at the latest plots and there is one model that
does take Katia south of Cuba but that is one in a dozen. The rest
have it hooking up the east coast and they are all closer to the US
than they were yesterday. One has it basically following Irene's path
and another one smashing into NY without hitting North Carolina.

Most still take it out to sea and that is what I expect.

============

Let's hope. :-)

I'm not ready for another one just yet.

The last one was great for the grass here, but it didn't help our monuments much.

Katia doesn't seem to be much of a threat...yet
 

On Sep 2, 12:13*am, Tim wrote:
http://www.nola.com/hurricane/index....l_storm_katia_...

supposed to come up through the gulf. with 70+ mph. winds, this isn't
going to be good for some of the gulf states, but maybe it'll scatter
some much needed rain up in my area....

Hope all goes well.

" Much needed rain "? Didnt you post awhile ago that you were getting
flooded?