Hey! HEADS UP!!!

[underpants]

Mind you now this excellent level of coverage is not going to continue once I start my new job.



This image provided by NOAA shows Hurricane Humberto taken at 4:15 a.m. EDT as it came ashore in southeast Texas as it made its way to eastern Louisiana, the National Weather Service said. The Category 1 storm made landfall about five miles east of High Island, near Sea Rim State Park, meteorologist Jim Sweeney said. At. 5 a.m. EDT the center of Hurricane Humberto was located 60 miles northeast of Galveston Texas moving northeast at 8 mph with maximum sustained winds near 85 mph according to data from an Air Force reconnaissance aircraft. (AP Photo/NOAA)


A satellite image of Tropical Storm Humberto, taken September 12, 2007. Hurricane Humberto rumbled onto the upper Texas coast on Thursday with 85 mile per hour winds and heavy rains that threatened widespread flooding. (NOAA