When this storm makes the turn, it's going to start moving very quickly. So people need to get their supplies now. It's a good time to beat the rush.
I wouldn't be surprised if much of the island is under water. It's just a speck on the map.
Katrina could reach category-one hurricane strength before the center reaches the southeastern coast of Florida.
It's a very rare tropical cyclone making landfall in the Iberian Peninsula.
Perhaps by the end of the workweek it could be posing a threat to Bermuda, but not the U.S..
Perhaps by the end of the work week it could be posing a threat to Bermuda, but not the US.
That's one of the things about these slow moving systems, ... We'll be dealing with this storm in one way or another for the next several days.
Some people thought the hurricane season was over. It's not.
So, until the 2006 season begins, unless Zeta somehow makes an unlikely miracle comeback, this is the National Hurricane Center signing off for 2005. Finally.
Now is the time for folks in South Florida to get their hurricane plan back out and dust it off, because the season's not over. Unless the storm just gets torn apart, a landfall somewhere on the Florida peninsula seems fairly likely by Saturday.