By the way, its time to forget the tracks, and just monitor the radar. Great presentation on N.O. radar. For those on the coast of AL and FL, this is what will tell us what to expect. They have raised the expected winds here in Pcola from 70 mph to 90mph in the morning. That is a CAT 2 and comparable to the direct hit from Erin in 95. I hope everyone has gas for their generators...Also they say they will have 100,000 in the Superdome!!!!! The Saints wish they could draw that crowd..lol
-------------------- Erin 95 , Opal 95, Ivan 04, Dennis 05, and that's enough!!!!
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