Gustav Could Slam Gulf Coast as Early as Monday
National Hurricane Center and National Weather Service
Potential Track of Tropical Storm Gustav
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Associated Press
Published: August 27, 2008
National Hurricane Center forecasters say Tropical Storm Gustav
could turn into a major hurricane and enter the Gulf of Mexico
this weekend. However, forecasters are reluctant
to predict its path beyond that.
Gustav stalled in the Caribbean Wednesday, after hitting Haiti
as a hurricane. The National Hurricane Center predicts the storm
could regain hurricane strength later Wednesday or Thursday.
It’s expected to move slowly west-northwest.
Jamaica has issued a tropical storm warning and also remains
under a hurricane watch along with the Cayman Islands. A hurricane
warning is posted for parts of Cuba, including the U.S. military
base at Guantanamo Bay.
The prospect of a storm affecting oil production in the
gulf has already forced oil priced higher.
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