As you may know, the tropics have lit up like a "roman candle" and have spit out 3 quick storms. Ana does not concern me at this time, but if it holds together, could re-strengthen in the Gulf of Mexico late this week. Hurricane Bill will likely spin north into the Atlantic, which leaves us with Claudette. Exploding like a hot kernal of corning, popping into a tropical storm that is heading in our direction. (Claudette was down graded to a Tropical Depression Monday morning)
This is a cool website, that you may enjoy... even though it has a strange name.
Here are the computer models on the project path for this Storm. I think we'll be feeling the effects late Monday and into Tuesday, but an approaching cold front will likely limit its impact. Let's keep an eye on it none the less.
Here are more great places to track hurricanes:
National Hurricane Center Weather Underground For the advanced tracker
We'll of course be watching Claudette carefully with updates on WREG News Channel 3.
AND... there is a new "Seen on Daybreak" blog, in case you've missed it.
