Here's an update on Hanna and Ike:

Hannah will briefly reach Category 1 status before making landfall in North Carolina this weekend. Here's the spaghetti chart for it:

(NOTE: The CLP5 and XTRP lines on the chart are not to be used as forecast tracks)
Hurricane Ike is at a Category 4 right now and is expected to weaken to a Category 2 tomorrow. It's forecast to strengthen near the Bahamas this weekend.

There's no real consensus or guidance on whether it will hit land yet, but it doesn't look like it'll go into the Gulf of Mexico at this point:

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