Just noticed the GFDL and UKMET models turn Katrina a little NE before landfall and turns it to the AL/MS line. Could that possibly happen? I know Ivan turned a bit NE before landfall. This thing freaks me out. This is like Andrew but like triple the size!
908mb! Isn't that what Camille was??
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