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- Sean in New Orleans
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Talk of an evacuation of New Orleans has hit the mainstream with this wild shift West with Katrina. FYI, It takes 60 hours to evacuate the 1.7 million people of SE Louisiana. I'm expecting an announcement of an evacuation by Sat. AM for sure if the track remains consistent with the 11:00 PM forecast. But, it's just too difficult to be certain of where this system is going to go....The chances of a Texas hit are increasing, IMO, but, we'll just have to watch, wait, and see. Katrina is offering nothing consistent at this time for any of us to make a confident judgment or call.
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Re: 60 Hours
Sean in New Orleans wrote:Talk of an evacuation of New Orleans has hit the mainstream with this wild shift West with Katrina. FYI, It takes 60 hours to evacuate the 1.7 million people of SE Louisiana. I'm expecting an announcement of an evacuation by Sat. AM for sure if the track remains consistent with the 11:00 PM forecast. But, it's just too difficult to be certain of where this system is going to go....The chances of a Texas hit are increasing, IMO, but, we'll just have to watch, wait, and see. Katrina is offering nothing consistent at this time for any of us to make a confident judgment or call.
Where in Texas?
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Guess you all saw this post on another thread???
micktooth wrote:Just heard Walter Maestri, the em. mgmt. director for Jefferson Parish say there is no need at this time to consider evacuation. This is the same guy who freaks out on any storm in the Gulf. Usually, there is an overreaction. I'm just afraid tomorrow the stuff will hit the fan really hard and the call will go out to get the he** out of here. I think the lack of official info on this one is pathetic. Maybe Dennis just got them a little gun shy.
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PTrackerLA wrote:sunny wrote:PTrackerLA wrote:Let's just say if tomorrow there's another left shift that take it into SE Louisiana I'll be at the store by the evening.
And I will be out of the state
Just come to our house, we're a good 20 miles from the coast, no large trees around and cocktails![]()
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Could be fun!! But I just watched TWC update - looks like you are now on the edge of the cone.
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Right now a Texas landfall looks unrealistic. People need stop getting overplaying these shifts in the models. I think models may be reacting to the storm heading more W or SW right now and causing to take the storm much further west. it wouldn't surprise me if we see a shift back east tonight or tomorrow.
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