Agatha's Potential Eventual Impacts on the U.S.

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Source: AccuWeather

Agatha's Potential Eventual Impacts on the U.S.
By Kristina Pydynowski, Senior Meteorologist
May 30, 2010; 4:45 PM ET

The demise of once-Tropical Storm Agatha will not come over Central America. Agatha may eventually impact Florida at midweek. In addition, the possibility of the system re-strengthening cannot be totally ruled out.

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Most storms typically totally dissipate once slamming into the mountains of Central America. The center of Agatha, however, is expected to survive the trip and should continue pushing northeastward over the next few days.

Tropical Rainstorm Agatha should graze the eastern Yucatan Peninsula on Monday, then reach the Florida Peninsula at midweek.

Questions of potential re-strengthening have to be addressed since the forecast path takes Agatha over the warm waters of the southern Gulf of Mexico.

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Read more: http://www.accuweather.com/blogs/news/story/32154/agathas-potential-eventual-imp.asp

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If this system does become a tropical storm again, it will be renamed, given the first name on the Atlantic Basin list -- Alex.

[Ex Lurker]

1. man, that's just beautiful. BP will pull up stakes and set this thing back another two weeks n/t

[Whoa_Nelly]

3. If BP does pull up stakes

am glad those working on repairing/cleaning up BP's crime will not be subjected to more danger than they already are :(

[greiner3]

4. Hey, isn't that the pope?

Just asking.

[ensho]

2. so now the second horror begins

the first horror is BP murdering the Gulf day by day, hour by hour