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Tropical Storm Debby Forms In Gulf
June 23, 2012
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Tropical Storm Debby formed in the Gulf of Mexico this afternoon with maximum sustained winds of 50 mph. Some strengthening is forecast during the next 48 hours.
Debby was located about 220 miles south-southeast of the mouth of the Mississippi River and moving north at about 6 mph. Debby is forecast to change to a more westerly course, impacting southern Louisiana before making an eventual landfall in Texas.
Complete information is in the National Hurricane Center graphic above, click to enlarge.
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7 Responses to “Tropical Storm Debby Forms In Gulf”
We are going to Navarre beach on thursday. Hopefully it’s gonna make its way out of there. Hoping for the best!
CONSIDERING:
“Hope it disrupts off shore drilling… That’ll result in higher prices in the futures market…”
A little bit self-centered, aren’t we?
David knowing hurricanes don’t listen
My son is going on a deep sea fishing trip in Destin, Fl. next Thurs. thru Sunday. Hope it’s gone by then.
Sweet… I’m long Natural Gas (UNG). Hope it disrupts off shore drilling… That’ll result in higher prices in the futures market…. BTW, when it’s over, don’t forget to crank up those air conditioners. Nat Gas reserves are too large right now and as a result the price is suppressed. Finally, I hope everyone stays safe.
Just pulled into Destin two hours ago. Hate that Debbie will effect any state, but thankful its not coming here! I know to expect rough water, some wind and rain…but I was very nervous, since we are camping for a week!
Yeah, right, QB…Hello, Debbie ! She has indeed filled in to the west today. She could do a great deal quickly if she is left alone without sheer. From here (what do I know…it’s a tropical system and only a ping pong ball, goin’ where driven), but she is not going to move much, quickly, so we could be in for a perfect 3-4 cooler, rainy days, here and there as the bands pass…we could use water, not much, and heat relief is loved by plants and all animals…here’s hoping for a GOOD experience with Miss Debbie.
Wow, the last time I checked (before my nap), most models had it going east across central Florida. What a switch. I guess that’s why they call them unpredictable. I wonder what we are going to get from it. Wind? Rain?