Date added: Thursday August 30,
2006: 9am EST
Tropical Storm Once Again; Carolinas
in Sight
By HurricaneNow.com
Tracking Towards A South Carolina
Landfall
Hang on to your hats and rain gear
South Carolina- Ernesto's 55 mile per hour winds and up
to 12 inches of rain are heading your way. It's been a soggy
go across Florida, but fortunately he didn't live up to
his birth announcement. Watch out, he could strengthen further
and land as a minimal category one hurricane.
Where Next?
Looks like Ernesto will slog almost
due north to Virginia, Pennsylvania and into Canada as a
tropical depression by Sunday, bringing a wet holiday weekend
to all in the path.
Tropical Storm Force Winds Can Still
Cause Damage
Yes, even tropical storm force
winds can cause damage (see
our video primer on gale force winds here).
Future Storms? We'll Wait and See
Nothing is looming in the Atlantic,
but John is the big news off the Baja coast of Mexico.
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