Eric Swanson wrote:

In article . com, says...

That storm has now been given a name: Tropical Storm NATE.

It is no threat to land, and I've already forgotten it exists. If you
are not flying or sailing out there, it don't mean nothing. It will
come say "boo" to the coast of Florida and disappear in a few days.


Tropical Depression #16 is spinning away over a warm SST patch around Andros
Island in the Bahamas to the east of Florida. Looking at the GOES satellite
shows three storms lined up across the Atlantic, with the newly named NATE in
the middle. The leftmost storm is #16 and has been there for 2 days, located
at roughly the same position that spawned Katrina.

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/WATL/IR4/20.jpg

The storm system to the west may move into the Gulf and then we will be in for
another round...


Rather than simply guessing, you (all) could look at the forecast...

James