Models Showing North and NE Turn
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Models Showing North and NE Turn
near and after landfall. This is not good news for LA. folks and a big change from earlier. I am sure that models will flip-flop all week. The main issue for LA. is that this storm needs to move fast as it was doing earlier today. A slower moving Rita allows the turn to be further east. I don't wish it on Texas. I am praying for all.
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Sorry, computer kept freezing. Thought it wasn't working.
Last edited by TS Zack on Tue Sep 20, 2005 8:16 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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http://www.wunderground.com One of the newest models ran at 8 p.m. shifted east to TX/LA border. I hear people saying that it is not one a good model, though.
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