ShanaTX
(Storm Tracker)
Wed Sep 10 2008 01:27 AM
Re: Ike jogging back to the NW?

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Its going to take some time for the winds to catch up to the falling pressure. I'm expecting a Cat 4 at landfall in Northeastern Texas. Just a guess.




NE Texas is Texarkana-ish. Landlocked.

If you're thinking of where Texas meets Louisiana in the Gulf, that's the Upper Texas Coast or if you include inland cities, Southeast Texas...

Don't know why, but the Texas coast is divided up Lower/Middle/Upper.



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