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HEADLINE #1:  Tropical Storm Ida…

Tropical Storm Ida is expected to make landfall along the Mississippi/Alabama border early Tuesday morning as a tropical storm with maximum sustained winds 50-60 mph.  The National Hurricane Center has issued Tropical Storm Warnings from the eastern Louisiana coast all the way through Apalachee Bay, Florida.  Although the system is situated over very warm waters, certainly waters more than warm enough to produce Category 4 or 5 hurricanes; Tropical Storm Ida has to contend with increased levels of vertical wind shear.  The reason for this increased shear is an upper level trough that is now interacting with Ida.  With this interaction come stronger upper level winds.  Strong upper level winds act to disrupt the thunderstorm complexes that make up the system and in essence “tears them apart”.  The biggest threat with Ida will be heavy rain across much of Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and northern Florida for the next few days.  Some locations can expect several inches of rain easily.  After Thursday, Ida should finally move out to sea and no longer be a threat to the United States.          

 

                                                 

Last Updated by: Alex Lyakhov at 11/9/2009 at 1:18 PM

 

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