Bloodstar
(Moderator)
Fri Aug 26 2005 05:33 AM
Re: Katrina Nearing the Gulf

Actually at this point I'd say that the circulation center has crossed into the gulf (at least 50% of it)

So.... where does it go from here, and how well did the inner windfields survive? It's looking ragged, but is that a function of being forced south when it wanted to push north? (the high pressure pressing down.... and when it starts to 'round the bend' how quickly can it rebuild....

I feel like quoting star wars at this point, so I'm going to stop. but ... "I got a .... feeling about this"

Edit:
By ragged, I mean that the northern portion of the storm has looked 'eroded' the last 12 hours or so. the center is still holding together fairly well, and I wouldn't be suprised to see it upgraded by 11am (maybe even sooner if the storms fire up in the eyewall....



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