Thursday, August 28
ADVERTISEMENT
NEWS

9.13.2007 12:00 AM

Ingrid Rising? Hurricane Hunter Plane Heads for Storm

Tropical Depression Remains "Poorly Organized" But Could Grow in Strength

e-mail
print
rss
widget

By Dan Shapley

A NOAA Hurricane Hunter plan is flying toward Tropical Depression 8 to investigate the tropical depression tonight, as it moves slowly west-northwestward over the Atlantic some 865 miles east of the Lesser Antilles.

The chance of the disturbance taking shape as a tropical storm has diminished over the past day or so, but the National Hurricane Center believes it could still form a tropical storm within 12 to 24 hours. If it does become a tropical storm, it would be named Ingrid, the ninth named storm of the season.

The latest federral forecast calls for:

  • 13-16 named storms
  • 7-9 hurricanes
  • 3-5 major hurricanes, rated Category 3 or higher

Related Stories
Humberto Weakens Further as it Crosses Louisiana
The Latest Federal Atlantic Hurricane Forecast
The Storm Pundit: Hurricane Humberto, Global Warming and Rainfall Risks


e-mail
print
rss
widget

LOG-IN TO POST A COMMENT

You must be registered on thedailygreen.com to post comments. Please login using the form below or click here to join now.
username:
password:

POST A COMMENT

User:
Subject:
Comment:

 characters left

ADVERTISEMENT

Win a Can of Wagatha's Organic Dog Treats!

The 10 Most Fuel Efficient 2008 Vehicles
10 Tips: Save 20% on Gas Everyday
9 Toxin-Free Baby Bottles
Calculate Your Impact
Search for a location:
Enter your city or zip code to get your local temperature and air quality and find local green food and recycling resources near you.

ADVERTISEMENT
Hearst Digital Media