Our local meteorolist said there is a high sitting over Texas and Lousiana which will keep Katrina away from us. He thinks the Florida panhandle is in for a landfall (the second one). He also said the gulf waters were at 91 degrees, the hottest he has ever seen it. After Katrina crosses Florida and heads for her second landfall how intense do you all think the storm will become in the Gulf before she hits?
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