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NEW ORLEANS — Hurricane Ida, the first Atlantic hurricane to target the United States this year, plodded Sunday toward the Gulf Coast with 105 mph winds, bringing the threat of flooding and storm surges.
A hurricane warning extended more than 200 miles of coastline from Pascagoula, Miss., east to Indian Pass, Fla. Tropical storm warnings and hurricane watches are in effect across other areas of southeastern Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and the Florida Panhandle, including New Orleans.
"FEMA stresses that those in temporary (housing) units should not take chances," Federal Emergency Management Agency spokesman Andrew Thomas said. "Leave the unit behind and evacuate to a permanent structure that will better withstand tropical weather systems and the associated winds."
"FEMA stresses that those in temporary (housing) units should not take chances," Federal Emergency Management Agency spokesman Andrew Thomas said. "Leave the unit behind and evacuate to a permanent structure that will better withstand tropical weather systems and the associated winds."
You are on watch? Please keep us informed of the latest when you have time. THANKS
Originally posted by wx4caster
yeah i am on watch right now, and we have been going to the NHC Conference calls listening to the lates stats.
doesnt look like its gonna be too awful bad. Cat 2 or so, amking ladfall in the western panhandle of FL.
good luck to those in its path!
November hurricanes that hit the USA are even rarer than major November hurricanes. Only four hurricanes have hit the USA in November since 1900 and these were all were category 1 storms that hit Florida. While Michelle's tropical storm force winds (39 to 73 mph) hit Florida, its eye didn't cross the coast, which means the storm "brushed" but didn't hit the USA.
Originally posted by AllSeeingI
USA Today: Major storms, U.S. hurricanes rare in November
November hurricanes that hit the USA are even rarer than major November hurricanes. Only four hurricanes have hit the USA in November since 1900 and these were all were category 1 storms that hit Florida. While Michelle's tropical storm force winds (39 to 73 mph) hit Florida, its eye didn't cross the coast, which means the storm "brushed" but didn't hit the USA.
If I am reading this correctly they are saying that NEVER has a hurricane hit the USA since 1900 in any place other than Florida AND none have been above CAT 1???
This would make this not only a RARE storm but a FIRST OF ITS KIND!
Above CAT 1 hitting somewhere other than Florida in November!
WHAT IS GOING ON. THIS IS STRANGE
What is causing this FIRST OF ITS KIND storm to form? HAARP, Global Warming/Climate Change, fate, God?
Whatever the case, this has my antenna on full alert: something this unusual and abnormal.
[edit on (11/8/09) by AllSeeingI]
Originally posted by AllSeeingI
"FEMA stresses that those in temporary (housing) units should not take chances," Federal Emergency Management Agency spokesman Andrew Thomas said. "Leave the unit behind and evacuate to a permanent structure that will better withstand tropical weather systems and the associated winds."
www.foxnews.com...
It is pretty sad that they have to evacuate people who are still living in a hurricane danger zone in FEMA trailers from KATRINA!!!
It was not such a good idea to park the trailers in a hurricane zone if you ask me.
Oh those poor people probably thought they would be out of those trailers in months. Now here it is 4 years since Katrina. Are those Temporary FEMA trailers designed to be habitable for this long? Hopefully the trailers still in use arent the ones coated with toxic low grade glue which is breathed in by young kids when it gets hot and moist in the air. Cause it never gets hot and moist in Louisiana!!!
Sorry... rant over. had to get that off my chest. ATS is highly therapeutic.
[edit on (11/8/09) by AllSeeingI]
Oh those poor people probably thought they would be out of those trailers in months. Now here it is 4 years since Katrina. Are those Temporary FEMA trailers designed to be habitable for this long? Hopefully the trailers still in use arent the ones coated with toxic low grade glue which is breathed in by young kids when it gets hot and moist in the air. Cause it never gets hot and moist in Louisiana!!!