Some good news
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Some good news
I know it's not much but we will take all we can get. Katrina is now moving at 10mph, up from 7mph earlier.
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I feel an increase in forward speed is the WORST thing that can happen. In addition to reducing the evacuation time, a faster forward speed gives the hurricane a lower chance of going through another ERC before landfall. Katrina has finally completed her ERC after nearly 24 hours...It seems unlikely that another would occur within the next 24 hrs. This means she might not have an opportunity to be on a downswing intensity wise if she makes landfall before the next ERC can start.
--Lou
--Lou
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You can see the shear to the north of the system which will hopefully weaken the storm. However, over the hurricane conditions are still ideal near zero shear. This is annular.

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