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UPDATED: 9:45 am EDT, July 30, 2010 by Mark Sudduth email me
NO ISSUES FROM THE TROPICS THIS WEEKEND- JUST WATCHING A FEW AREAS FOR POSSIBLE DEVELOPMENT
The weekend ahead looks quiet along our coastal waters with no threats looming from the tropics. We are watching a couple of areas for possible development as conditions slowly become more favorable across much of the Atlantic Basin. However, the emphasis here is on slowly. We are still at the tail end of July and thus not quite at the climatological ramp up of the busiest part of the hurricane season. It may take a few more days for things to come together but the global computer models are indicating a busy August. For this weekend, there are no worries.
Just a reminder about next week: I am traveling back to Mississippi on Wednesday for a live video tour of the coast on Thursday with special guest Kathleen Koch, author of Rising from Katrina. She and I will drive along Highway 90 in Mississippi and talk about the progress that has been and the struggles still yet to be overcome. Then on Friday, I will head over to New Orleans for a similar look at conditions there since Katrina struck almost five years ago. The video tour will be broadcast live right here on the homepage through our Ustream channel. I'll post more details early next week.
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