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sgruv
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tracking the high pressure system is the key....
Wed Sep 21 2005 09:57 AM

I am no scientist of any sort but it seems to me that where this storm hits land will be because of the precise movement of the High pressure system
located above LA and TX and MS. Is this even remotely true? If so I would like to know immediately how to track the movement of the
High pressure system so I can give my wife a heads up of whether to go east or west. My theory is that if High moves significantly east over
next 12 hours then by the time Rita gets closer to land it is going to take the exact direction that Katrina did and head Northeast which in
this case because my wife and her family are in Vinton, I would say that they should head towards Corpus which happens to be the only
place that has hotels vaccant in the lower half of texas. Any professional input would be greatly appreciated at this time. : }

thansk sean

sorry if i put this in wrong spot, i am new and just a bit nervous at the moment, please forgive me.

Edited by sgruv (Wed Sep 21 2005 10:00 AM)

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tracking the high pressure system is the key....	sgruv	Wed Sep 21 2005 09:57 AM
Re: tracking the high pressure system is the key....	Margie	Sun Oct 02 2005 12:35 AM
Re: tracking the high pressure system is the key....	reasonmclucus	Wed Sep 21 2005 02:33 PM
Re: tracking the high pressure system is the key....	Tazmanian93	Wed Sep 21 2005 10:43 AM
Re: tracking the high pressure system is the key....	sgruv	Wed Sep 21 2005 10:34 AM
Re: tracking the high pressure system is the key....	Clark	Wed Sep 21 2005 03:23 PM
Re: tracking the high pressure system is the key....	SMOKE	Thu Sep 22 2005 06:27 AM

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