Hurricane Katia is moving west north west towards the Leeward Islands. The storm will likely move north of the islands and head northwest somewhere between Bermuda and the east coast. Its looking like Katia will be pushed away from the east coast with the greatest threat for Atlantic Canada. This could change, but the forecast is calling for a midwest trough to kick Katia away. This would allow for the system that will become Lee to move northward into the Tennessee Valley. This could potentially be bad news for the northeast as areas hit hard by Irene's flooding may see more heavy rain. Lee will likely be a Hurricane before moving into Louisiana.
Rain will return by Saturday night with a chance of showers. Hopefully everyone's power will be back by then. Utility crews are finally working on the trees and power lines in my neighborhood so I hope to be back online with pictures of the storm and updates on Katia and Lee.
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