re: Hurricane Nate - Moving Inland - Hurricane Season Over?

My street in Metairie is one that floods if it rains hard. It floods because my street doesn't have enough drains on it. The underground drainage system is definitely suitable, because if the rain slacks up any, the floods go away within 5 or 10 minutes. Metairie drains well

Pfft that's the tree company and energy companies fault. They're suppose to remove these bitches but they haven't yet around the power lines.

Big change from previous runs with an actual defined center at 18 hours.



Takes the tip of Yucatan at 36 hours, weakens a little.



Sunday monring south of Morgan City as a hurricane. Cuts NNE on the next frame.

I'd prefer it keep moving West...

I didn't lose power or direct tv signal through Gustav

I actually saw a tornado spawn in my backyard during Gustav. It only lasted like 10 seconds but that was crazy to see. I had Direct TV in Katrina and Gustav. Somehow the dish survived and they had some mean gusts. I remember stepping outside a minute and one basically knocked me over.

This going to ruin my duck season huh? What kind of storm surge would be expected if this thing hits Morgan City?

A track like that changes the calculus for BR bigly. Puts us in line for a lot more wind. Your typical east side/west side thinking is in okay here.

ETA: it's still the GFS and just one run. Don't take that to the bank yet but it should make our BR folks consider their hurricane prep now.

Unfortunately, doesn't look like this storm is going to knock TV sets out before LSU plays. That would've been a positive in this storm.

Hurricane Guys is there anything to stop this thing from continuing to shift west?