
As
Hurricane Ike starts to take aim,
Hurricane Gustav has diminished, but is still expected to bring considerable rain to the Mississippi River basin.
Tropical Storm Hannah may reach category 1 status before sliding up the
east coast of the United States, but the one hurricane we should be watching now is Hurricane Ike. This storm has is still far out in the Atlantic, but it has already achieved Category 4 strength. Hurricane Ike has a
sustained wind speed of 145 miles per hour. There is still a lot of warm deep water in
Hurricane Ike's projected path before it approaches the United States. Hurricane paths can be tricky to predict 5-7 days in advance, but right now it looks as it Hurricane Ike's projected path will take it right over the
Bahamas. Unlike
Haiti or
Cuba, the islands of the Bahamas are too small to cause considerable weakening of Hurricane Ike as it continues on its
track toward the east coast....
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An easy way to track Ike is with http://www.USAMediaGuide.com. It has a special section of links to Ike's projected path, National Hurricane Center and local news coverage, hurricane preparation tips, live streaming webcams, and other Ike-related stuff.