URGENT: REGARDING HURRICANE IRENE - Page 22

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Will Katia Copy Irene?

Monday, Aug 29, 2011  |  Updated 8:11 PM EDT
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As recovery from Hurricane Irene is still in the early stages, another potential problem storm is stirring in the tropics.

Katia us just a tropical depression at the moment, but it if it does become a tropical storm, it's expected to move north and west and become a hurricane off the coast of the lesser Antilles early next week, News4 chief meteorologist Doug Kammerer reported.

It's far too early to say whether it will continue to follow a similar path as Hurricane Irene, but while some computer models show it blowing off to sea, others have it coming very close to the region.

You might want to hang on to those unused jugs of Irene water as Kammerer keeps an eye on Katia.


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uh oh

Will Katia Copy Irene?

Monday, Aug 29, 2011  |  Updated 8:11 PM EDT
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Tropical Depression Katia

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Photos: Irene Hammers D.C. Region

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As recovery from Hurricane Irene is still in the early stages, another potential problem storm is stirring in the tropics.

Katia us just a tropical depression at the moment, but it if it does become a tropical storm, it's expected to move north and west and become a hurricane off the coast of the lesser Antilles early next week, News4 chief meteorologist Doug Kammerer reported.

It's far too early to say whether it will continue to follow a similar path as Hurricane Irene, but while some computer models show it blowing off to sea, others have it coming very close to the region.

You might want to hang on to those unused jugs of Irene water as Kammerer keeps an eye on Katia.


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Posted: 12 years ago

Tropical Storm Katia may grow into a hurricane in the next two days as it moves west-northwest through the mid-Atlantic Ocean, according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami.

The storm's winds increased to 45 miles (72 kilometers) per hour from 40 mph earlier today as it churned across the Atlantic about 630 miles west-southwest of Cape Verde, according to a center advisory issued at about 11 a.m. New York time.

"Continued gradual strengthening is forecast and Katia is expected to become a hurricane by late Wednesday or early Thursday," the center said. Its current track and intensity forecasts have the storm growing into a Category 3 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson five-step scale.

Computer forecast models suggest Katia will turn into the Northern Atlantic, a maneuver meteorologists refer to as recurving. The move would mean Katia would miss the U.S., which was struck last weekend by Hurricane Irene, a storm that killed at least 40, cut power to 8 million homes and businesses and caused an estimated $2.6 billion in damage.

"Katia is way, way, way out there," said Tom Downs, a meteorologist with Weather 2000 Inc. in New York. "It is premature to discuss where it is going, but things suggest it will recurve. Five days from now we will have a better idea."

Downs said the key will be if Katia drifts to the northwest as it moves across the ocean. Such a track would suggest the storm would eventually take a turn and miss the U.S., he said. A more westerly track might mean trouble, he said.

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