(Storm Tracker)

Tue Sep 20 2005 01:08 PM

Re: Rita Nears Hurricane Strength Heading for the Florida Straits

They said she was forecast to hit further south because of the fast movement of the storm. If she slows down a bit is there a chance
of a more central or upper Texas coast hit? Yesterday the track looked more north Texas. Could it shift back or is it pretty certain
it will go more south? How confident is the track this far out? Also, what is causing the fast movement?

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