Tropical Storm Isaac Should Rival Hurricane Katrina

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Originally Posted by ralph wiggum

And the impact that the Midwest semi-drought will have on food prices may be pretty dramatic from what I've been reading.

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I saw that also.

Massive flooding in my area...I didn't want to drive on the highway and get stuck....so I stayed in today and baked pizza with my mom :star:

Best part of this rainy weather is that it forces you to stay in and get creative.

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Originally Posted by LukeEDay

They said on Fox News tonight that it isn't being upgraded to a hurricane. It is going to stay a tropical storm. And from the looks of the path, it isn't barely going to hit Florida. Louisiana is going to get the brunt of it.

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It's suspected to be a Level 2 Hurricane and will hit smack in the middle of New Orleans....along with all the cities and states on the dirty (right) side of the storm.

The updated the information today and said that it could be a category two hurricane. Katrina was a category three.

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Originally Posted by Hawkgirl

Massive flooding in my area...I didn't want to drive on the highway and get stuck....so I stayed in today and baked pizza with my mom :star:

Best part of this rainy weather is that it forces you to stay in and get creative.

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Pizza I want.http://www.smiley-lol.com/smiley/tristes/striste.gif

Isaac finally made it CAT 1.

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Originally Posted by SarasotaRepub

Isaac finally made it CAT 1.

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The VRWC Hurricane Machine seems to need some work.

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Originally Posted by FlaGator

The VRWC Hurricane Machine seems to need some work.

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I know...it should have been a CAT 4 by now. :biggrin-new:

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Originally Posted by SarasotaRepub

I know...it should have been a CAT 4 by now. :biggrin-new:

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We have to find a way to crank this thing up, there are people relying on this for another 5 year meal ticket.