Storm moving east and east as it goes. Looks like it might just skirt New Orleans and hit the far edge of MS and AL instead. Pretty sure the stuff the predictions they use are coin flips.
Update cat 2 at landfall, even further east now. Rain is going to be big the biggest issue overall.
Its also slowed down to almost nothing. 7mph when I last looked. Supposedly may shift further east. NO not even in the cone any longer, taking direct aim at Mobile, though, and will be a huge rainmaker, particularly if it slows down any more.Appears Sally will be skirting the major hurricane line but just short. 5mph short tomorrow of cat 3.
Teddy is here to play this morning
When they forecast it as major this far out, it usually is never a good sign. They tend to be a bit stronger than predicted in recent year trends.Gonna hit the Yucatan possibly that should help. From the local news. Seems like a huge stretch to even guess where it's going and strength considering the distance out it is and still has to make landfall across the Yucata as well. Haven't looked at the water temp of the gulf, it's been cooler temp wise for this temp of year anyway. We got down to 49 one morning.
Apparently Mexico doesn't have weather radar. When I've been down along the border the local stations always artifically cut it off on the border. I guess they don't want Mexico to know without paying lol.
So kind of like Irma a few years ago. The storm that was going to wipe out Florida, but just kidding after Cuba and the keys it was basically nothingThey keep bouncing this as a 2 or 3 on landfall. They expected it to remain a 3 when it crossed the coons but it came out as a 1 and severely weakened. It'll recover some but the damage was done at that point.