Latest data is pulling Bill farther north, especially from 96 to 120 hours (Thursday and Friday). Again, it's still too early to get specific about Bill's track beyond this, but let's hope this trend continues! We will be closely tracking it and will bring you more updates through the week.
Data has been somewhat consistent with Bill's strength - it should become a Category 2 or 3 in the next few days.
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Ana
Ana will be traveling over lots of land over the next few days, which will probably keep it a tropical depression.
If Ana survives its trek across Cuba and moves into the warm waters of the Gulf, it could reintensify back into a tropical storm. You can see this in the latest data, especially around 72 hours.
Claudette
Claudette will quickly weaken once it moves onshore tonight. The remnants will track close to our area and could bring some rain to the western edge of the state.
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