Where do you think Gustav will hit? and about how strong is it supposed to be?

Question

if it comes to new orleans about when will it hit land?

Answer 1

i hope not.  new orleans doesn't know how to handle disasters

Answer 2

supose to be dangerous

Answer 3

it is going to be a doozie.

Answer 4

I hope it hits Washington D.C.

As hard as it gets.

Bin Laden is a Djinn, and can send Storms anytime he likes.

Answer 5

Well, I was born and raised in New Orleans and during my childhood we had numerous storms including Cat 3 Betsy.  But at the time there were wetlands in place to protect the city.  They are all but gone now and Katrina and Rita probably wiped out 50 years of wetlands development.  With my family still down there, still trying to recover from Katrina, I hope and pray Gustav goes to some remote place in Mexico.  I hate for anyone to have to take the brunt of the storm but I don't think my hometown can take another storm, even a close call.  If not for the physical damage, more for the psychological damage.  

Answer 6

Right now, Gustav is on the fast track to becoming a category 3 hurricane. The longer it stays over warm water, the stronger it will get. Right now there is a 50-50 chance that Gustav will hit New Orleans, the other possibility is south of Brownsville, Texas. If it does hit New Orleans, it could hit as soon as Sunday afternoon. If you are there or have friends or family there, please be prepared. I hope it doesn't hit anywhere but I think everybody knows that New Orleans has had more than its fair share of natural disasters.

Answer 7

Catagory 2. It will hit us somewhere.

Answer 8

As much as it sucks, it looks like its going to to follow a similar path to Katrina.  And I am more then certain it will be a CAT.3, It is not projected nor does it have the environment needed at this time to become a CAT.4.

I live on the gulf coast and lost everything I had to Katrina (MS). I don't wish these storms or anyone, but I do however wish them away.

Should make landfall in a little over 5 days.