SergntMac
09-08-2005, 03:19 PM
CNN reports that tropical storm Ophelia is now a Cat 1 hurricane.
They say it's hovering about 70 miles offshore NNW of Cape Canaveral, and not moving, which makes it difficult to predict a future path. There are seven possible computer models at the present time.
Ophelia's core has sustained winds in excess of 75 miles per hour, and it's gaining energy from very warm 93 degree sea water temps. Should it continue to grow and move towards land, the Eastern seaboard from Daytona FL. to Charleston SC. is at risk. They also say that Ophelia could shift away from land, and this is the most likely path at this time.
Y'all possibly affected, hang on. You're in my prayers.
They say it's hovering about 70 miles offshore NNW of Cape Canaveral, and not moving, which makes it difficult to predict a future path. There are seven possible computer models at the present time.
Ophelia's core has sustained winds in excess of 75 miles per hour, and it's gaining energy from very warm 93 degree sea water temps. Should it continue to grow and move towards land, the Eastern seaboard from Daytona FL. to Charleston SC. is at risk. They also say that Ophelia could shift away from land, and this is the most likely path at this time.
Y'all possibly affected, hang on. You're in my prayers.