Hurricane-Weary Region Braces for Approaching Storm Nate

The video discusses the formation and expected path of a hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico, predicting it will become a category one hurricane by the time it reaches New Orleans. The current hurricane season has seen 14 storms, slightly above the average of 12, but far from the record of 28 in 2005. The video highlights the differences between fast and slow-moving storms, noting that fast-moving storms are less likely to gain strength. It also addresses the minimal risk to refining capacity and compares the potential impact of the storm to Hurricane Katrina, concluding that the current situation is less severe.

In what way does Hurricane Nate differ from Hurricane Katrina in terms of storm surge?

What conditions would need to change for Hurricane Nate to develop a larger storm surge?