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Hurricane Katrina vs. Hurricane Helene
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this post was submitted on 05 Oct 2024
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Well, it's not over.
This is coming next week. Path is unclear, and its not as big as Helene, but anything near a 930mb in Tampa Bay and plowing over Orlando at 950mb, especially at this angle, is a catastrophe.
Katrina was 920mb at landfall, and these intensity forecasts have been undershooting hurricanes recently.
And there's another low pressure system at the edge of the GFS that I don't like, taking a similar path to Helene:
This is what the upcoming hurricane looked like a few days ago.
It's clearly trying to help the US by amputating the injured limb.
Or take out Florida so it has a more open path to Texas.