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Irene is predicted to be the newest in 2011's string of billion-dollar weather disasters. But for New York City, Irene is not shaping up to be the worst-circumstance scenario it could be.

Forecasts show Irene hitting central Extended Island, N.Y., sometime Sunday (Aug. 28), leaving New York Town with the "clear side" of the hurricane and without having the significant storm surge. The city will mostly see "blustery rains and robust winds," mentioned Eugene McCaul, an atmospheric scientist at NASA's Marshall Room Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala.<br><a href=http://blogbud.com/cgi-bin/index.pl?poemnumber=614236&sitename=jacobnewman102535&password=3103318GW1Bq0X5dA68454.3103&poemoffset=0&displaypoem=t&item=blog>{new-york-city-hurricane28 Why Hurricane Irene not worst-case for NYC</a>

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