<p>[Hurricane</a> IKE](<a href=“POST-TROPICAL CYCLONE SEAN”>POST-TROPICAL CYCLONE SEAN)</p>
<p>It’s still in mid-Atlantic and it’s already 140mph and 938 millibars. Holy moly. Let’s hope it turns north soon.</p>
<p>All of us in Florida share that hope.</p>
<p>I heard it was category 4 as of yesterday, yikes!</p>
<p>Ike is looking ominous, it is unlikely to come into the Gulf in our direction - our thoughts are with the folks in Florida and up the east coast. we don’t LIKE IKE.</p>
<p>cangel - how 'bout a new hurricane campaign slogan… no way, no how, no Ike!</p>
<p>on no, not more grief for the folks in Fla! I have a feeling my brother, who just moved to Fla, is going to regret his decision.</p>
<p>tulane-evacuated daughter told me that some smart entrepreneur had T-shirts emblazoned with “No Me Gustav” for sale days before they were told to get out of dodge. “Hit the Pike, Ike?”</p>
<p>I never gave much thought to Hanna. Gustav I watched but did not think forward to contingencies.
I am a bit concerned about Ike but it will be three days before we really know which way its going. I have started checking the nola site three times a day though. :(</p>
<p>[Hurricane</a> IKE](<a href=“POST-TROPICAL CYCLONE SEAN”>POST-TROPICAL CYCLONE SEAN)</p>
<p>Go away Hanna…please. Those of us in NC would rather not make your aquaintance. Many in our area were flooded by Fay. We don’t need any more water. All of our family is near the coast (including our two S’s in college). I am watching the Weather Channel constantly.</p>