The hurricane center says it is moving at just 2 mph. Top Tracking the Tropics Headlines Rare December disturbance pops up in the Atlantic Tracking the Tropics / 3 months ago Catastrophic Hurricane Season ends near-average Tracking the Tropics. According to AccuWeather it "stews in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico," moving a bit to the north or south but for the most part staying in place. On August 27 Katrina strengthened to a category 3 hurricane, with top winds exceeding 115 miles (185 km) per hour and a circulation that covered virtually the entire Gulf of Mexico. Katia is interestingly not moving much according to meteorologists. Located in an area of weak steering currents, Katia meandered around in the region, eventually intensifying into a hurricane on September 6. She is seeing wind speeds around 40 mph - far under what you're seeing with Hurricane Irma, the strongest hurricane to form in the Atlantic Ocean in history. That was when Katia officially became a tropical storm, being bumped up from a tropical depression. Forecast models vary, but several tracks show the hurricane taking aim at the US eastern seaboard, parts of which are still suffering the crippling effects of.
Katia hurricane track update#
If that changes later Wednesday, it would be in Veracruz, the National Hurricane Center said in an update at 5 a.m. But where will Tropical Storm Katia hit, exactly? As with all storms, it's impossible to tell where it'll exactly it will strike until it does, but Katia will likely hit Mexico in the state of Veracruz, though as of now there are still no "coastal watches or warnings in effect." But now there's yet another storm to keep your eye on, Katia, which is developing in the Gulf of Mexico, along the coast of Mexico.
Hurricane Katia is tracking to curve substantially to the northeast, missing North Americas. Then of course there's Hurricane Irma with Tropical Storm José hot on her tails. Hurricane Katias northeastern track curves away from U.S./Canada. You've heard lots about Hurricane Harvey after the destruction in Houston.
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