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To: dogbyte12
Louisiana landfall

And I gather that the red line, which more-or-less passes over New Orleans, is some kind of an average?

528 posted on 08/26/2005 5:06:01 PM PDT by aBootes
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To: aBootes
The orange and blue tracks were done with this morning's data. The other three including the red one were updated this afternoon. These will change again. Anybody near anywhere in the watch zone should be getting prepared. These things can move rapidly. You could go to bed Saturday night feeling safe, and wake up in the morning at center mass.

I am a bit nervous because of flooding. I live on top of a bayou in SE Louisiana. I am enough inland, about 30 miles from the coast not to worry too deeply about catostrophic wind damage, but it will be bad enough if it hits here.

531 posted on 08/26/2005 5:09:30 PM PDT by dogbyte12
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To: aBootes
The 'average' would be the NHC projected track
533 posted on 08/26/2005 5:10:35 PM PDT by NautiNurse ("I'd rather see someone go to work for a Republican campaign than sit on their butt."--Howard Dean)
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