Here's the latest news about Isabel:
Preparing for Isabel
9/15/2003 5:29 A.M.
Matt Newman, Meteorologist, The Weather Channel
Hurricane Isabel is packing sustained winds over 150 mph, slightly weaker than the peak intensity of a few days ago. Regardless, Isabel remains a category four storm and a major hurricane. Where Isabel will have an impact is the big question. It is still too early to pinpoint a location of landfall, but Isabel will likely have a significant impact on the East Coast by the middle of the week. While the hurricane is expected to weaken somewhat by Wednesday/Thursday, there is a good chance it will be a major hurricane with winds over 110 mph at landfall. Residents from the Carolinas to Long Island should already be making preparations for the potential impacts from Isabel. These preparations would include knowing the location of evacuation routes and local shelters, and stocking up on batteries, food, and potable water in the event of power outages.
In the eastern Pacific, Tropical Storm Linda continues to gain strength. Maximum sustained winds are up to 60 mph and some further strengthening is likely over the next 24-36 hours. While Linda may approach hurricane status, it is expected to stay well away from any land.
I emailed Dreams yesterday and Donna replied back. She called DCL and was told our docs haven't been printed yet, but we should get them around 14 days out. 
