Hurricane Ike is now in the Gulf of Mexico. After clearing the Cuban landmass Ike has strengthened slightly, and this is likely to gain momentum during the day and as Ike moves deeper into Gulf waters.
Ike's track (see below) remains on a trajectory for Corpus Christi, Texas, after which Ike is projected to make a radical northerly shift.
Probably by Friday we will have a clearer idea of what Ike will do when it makes landfall on the US (probably Texas) coast
Ike's track (see below) remains on a trajectory for Corpus Christi, Texas, after which Ike is projected to make a radical northerly shift.
Probably by Friday we will have a clearer idea of what Ike will do when it makes landfall on the US (probably Texas) coast
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![[Image of 5-day forecast of predicted track, and coastal areas under a warning or a watch]](http://content6.clipmarks.com/blog_cache/www.nhc.noaa.gov/img/D303B816-443C-49F5-92AC-C2EAE6626D50)
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