Tropical Storm Tammy has been diligent in crossing the United States, she went a shore near Jacksonville Florida and then headed towards Atlanta, which really needed the rain, always needs water supplies. Then she turned West and is cruising across Alabama, Mississippi and headed towards, yes, you guessed it Louisiana and believe you me, they do not need any more flooding. What do we do if Tammy tracks to the south and enters the Gulf? Remember another Hurricane which did that, made landfall turned around and went back into the Gulf of Mexico and then stalled out over Texas dropping over 14 inches of rain? Flooded the entire area?

The question remains is anyone watching Tammy, what if the tropical depression has enough power left to reform, what if she is moved South by another front coming across the continent? The computer models show a couple of different scenarios, but are we paying any attention as we offer a sigh of relief that Hurricane Vince is headed away from the United States? It appears it will dissipate as it hits Portugal, if it gets that far. But shouldn