http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2008/08/hurricane-gusta.html
Wired Reports that Tropical storm Gustav is headed right for the southeast part of Louisiana. Taking aim at the oil rigs down there, in the gulf. Even if it just a tropical storm it still could cause damage driving our gas prices up.
But aside from that, what about Louisiana?
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/natl/loop-avn.html
Nature has been pretty busy this summer.
War on drugs? War on terror?
The guise of continuity of government.
Wired Reports that Tropical storm Gustav is headed right for the southeast part of Louisiana. Taking aim at the oil rigs down there, in the gulf. Even if it just a tropical storm it still could cause damage driving our gas prices up.
But aside from that, what about Louisiana?
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/natl/loop-avn.html
Nature has been pretty busy this summer.
War on drugs? War on terror?
The guise of continuity of government.
I'm following weatherman Bob Breck's blog. http://bobbreck.blogspot.com/
I was hoping the mountains of Jamaica would tear it up some, but it seems to have shifted south of them. My fear is that it moves very slowly through the Gulf, which is really warm right now, and builds steam all the way.
And joy, now we've got another TS in the Atlantic - Hanna. I hate this time of year.
I did find one in the area I wanted to go. They need to work on their web map though. An arrow in the middle of green square near a highway is not much help without streets. AAA did not have the hotel in their data base either.
And then there was unloading my car on an incline. Note to architect: luggage carts will roll on inclines near a hotel entrance. No, the cart did not escape my clutches. Muhahahahahaha!
They expect 7 foot surge to 15 feet surge.