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Katia, a Category 1 hurricane continued westward, with little change in strength, according to the latest National Hurricane Center on Thursday.
Katia was the second named storm of the season in the Atlantic on Wednesday, but forecasters said it was too early to determine where it could go.The National Hurricane Center in Miami warned the public – is still recovering as well as parts of the U.S. east coast Irene – no limit for the storm. It is based on the warm water and wind shear is low, two ingredients that drive you could become a major hurricane, likely through the weekend. But it is too early to say whether it will ever come to earth.
“He has to leave a lot of coast. There is no way at this point that if you make any impact, let alone if you can do,” said Dennis Feltgen, a meteorologist and spokesman for the NHC. “There’s a reason why we do not expect more than 5 days in advance – the information is not simply about the mistakes that simply is not acceptable” ..
Of 23 hours (0300 GMT), Hurricane Katia is about 1,800 kilometers east of the Leeward Islands and west-northwest near 20 focuses mph.
Maximum wind speeds of 75 miles per hour.Also a concern is a storm in the Gulf of Mexico southeast of group. Is likely to become a tropical storm over the next two days.
National Weather Service meteorologist Fred Zeigler said the system could bring rain to the coast of Mississippi and Louisiana, but it is too early to say whether it is an understatement.
Most models can be used to fight in order to monitor these systems to predict whether to move to Brownsville, Texas and the Panhandle of Florida, said.
When Hurricane Katia, some models show that near the East Coast. But Feltgen said it was too early to tell residents of the coast.
“People should not be along the east coast a lot of heartburn over this – not yet,” he said.
The name replaces the storm of Hurricane Katrina in the rotation list of storm damage from catastrophic storm that devastated New Orleans in 2005 and the coast. World Meteorological Organization has six lists of names of rotation of the storm, but attacks with names with bad weather, the catastrophically deadly or costly.Meanwhile, broke a tropical depression in the Pacific Ocean in the southwest of Mexico with winds of autumn and the danger.
