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Friday, August 26, 2005

Katrina update

Katrina has crossed the tip of the penisula and should be heading north soon.

pagadan at 9:58:00 AM EDT Blog about this entry
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  • #3 Comment from reginawarino333 
    9/6/05 8:48 PM | Permalink
    She did head north and became a full fledged Hurricane. Not only killing 7 people in Florida, But went back into the Gulf of Mexico and became a Catagory 5 hurricane. The devestaion is still unfolding. WOW never before have I seen anything like this since the Tsunami of 2004!!
  • #2 Comment from pagadanEntry Author 
    8/26/05 7:35 PM | Permalink
    oino,

    Yes.  I think that was a shock and a surprise to the Keys; now it's probably going further west as it heads north.
  • #1 Comment from oinosakai 
    8/26/05 12:44 PM | Permalink
    The storm took a more southern route than the maps I saw previously indicated.  We're short of rain in Wisconsin too; I hope you get some of what you need without a flood :-)