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BillD
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Re: Broward County [Re: AgentB]
      #31940 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:24 PM

I think those HIRT guys finally realized what they were doing was crazy. It would spook me if I had tied down a car, and when I went back looking for it was not where I left it.... And they had one short clip around dawn on a US highway showing the storm surge washing over the road. That scared me and I was just watching the video.

Just heard on CBS4 that they got a direct call from a Dophins rep that said that they have NOT rescheduled the game and that they do not know what they are going to do yet. My guess is that the game is not going to take place this weekend.

Power just went out for about a minute. First band of Jeanne is coming through. Relaitvely light rain so far, gusty winds.

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LI Phil
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Time for my TWC dis [Re: 52255225]
      #31941 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:25 PM

These are the two worst TV personalities TWC has...and I have to listen to them all damn day because there's no local coverage of this...I suppose I could watch the Mess game for a laugh or some cfb.

Just got back from lunch, read all your posts, but no other sources...

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52255225
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Re: Polk County EM FINALLY Getting Off The Pot [Re: dwlobo]
      #31942 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:26 PM

Any word on schools for monday? Im sure power outages will play a roll in that!

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sthorne
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Re: Landfall Area? [Re: Justin in Miami]
      #31943 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:27 PM

My dear spouse and his stepfather have just had to go out to rescue some MH refugees whose car stalled on its way to our "family and friends" shelter. We are in Port Saint Lucie, the refugees are in Fort Pierce. It's a good bit worrying since the wind is getting pretty kicky around here.

Edited by sthorne (Sat Sep 25 2004 07:28 PM)


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LI Phil
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Re: Polk County EM FINALLY Getting Off The Pot [Re: 52255225]
      #31944 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:27 PM

25/1745 UTC 27.0N 78.0W T5.5/6.5 JEANNE

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Redbird
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Re: kids [Re: 52255225]
      #31945 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:29 PM

They are doing stuff now but only after seeing me get p*ssed off at their loafing around.............they are older than your children and SHOULD know better..............I appreciate your post though.

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Justin in Miami
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Re: Time for my TWC dis [Re: LI Phil]
      #31946 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:32 PM

LI PHIL you can watch our local coverage...

http://www.cbs4.com/

http://www.nbc6.net/index.html

http://www2.wsvn.com/news/articles/special_edition/C54687/

Don't know the West Palm station addresses...im sure they have some live feeds on the net


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carol_melbourne
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Re: Latest WV [Re: gailwarning]
      #31947 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:32 PM

Quote:

One of my beachside neighbors evacuated to Tampa during Frances but is staying with friends on the mainland in Melbourne this time.




I think a lot of people are reconsidering the long range evac plans. I know I was considering Georgia last time as a destination but it was miserable up there too. Big storms like this, there's no place to drive to that's much better than staying put. I mean they evacuate people TO where I live and I have a sturdy building. Last thing we need is an extra million or so people on I-95.


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LI Phil
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Poll [Re: Redbird]
      #31948 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:32 PM

Don't forget to vote!

http://jacksonville.com/

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alan
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Re: Polk County EM FINALLY Getting Off The Pot [Re: LI Phil]
      #31949 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:36 PM

Anyone wanting to know the times of when you are going to be affected by winds, go to this great loop.
http://www.sfwmd.gov/org/omd/ops/weather/windfieldmovie.html


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tpratch
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Re: Poll [Re: LI Phil]
      #31950 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:37 PM

Another local station with streaming coverage...

Local 6


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CatInOrlando
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Re: Poll [Re: LI Phil]
      #31951 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:38 PM

WOW. Moved up a LOT since yesterday!

Total Votes: 2861

Which hurricane site do you like the best?
38% National Hurricane Center (1105 votes)
29% Central Florida Hurricane Center (845 votes)
10% Weather Underground (293 votes)
8% Weather Channel (231 votes)
7% Intellicast (204 votes)
5% Accuweather (160 votes)
0% Hurricane City (14 votes)
0% Atlantic Tropical Weather Center (9 votes)


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Justin in Miami
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Direction [Re: LI Phil]
      #31952 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:38 PM

Getting windy by the hour here....definitely more west motion.....looks just north of due west motion right now...hmm...WXMAN RICHIE...what are your conditions up there in Boynton? Kent?

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clyde w.
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Re: Poll [Re: LI Phil]
      #31953 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:39 PM

Hey, I know we are talking wobbles and what for, but take a look at this comparison:

In the 11:00 forecast discussion, the 12 hour forecast was 27.0N and 79.5W. Currently, at 3:00 p.m., the coordinates are 27.0N and 78.4W. Wobble or not, the storm is tracking a bit north of forecast and will probably come in closer to Ft. Pierce to Vero Beach..assuming it continues to stair-step.


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GuppieGrouper
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Re: Poll [Re: LI Phil]
      #31954 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:39 PM

HAs anyone predicted how long hurricane conditions will last when they finally reach a region? For instance, living in Polk County, if this storm is coming in at an angle, the county is further in miles from north to south than it is from East to West. With a 14 mph forward speed, assuming that it stays that fast, it could take 2-6 hours for the eye to come through and pass on to the next region. Have there been any estimates?

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schmoo
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Re: Poll [Re: LI Phil]
      #31955 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:39 PM

schmoo,

you weren't on last night when that and other evils were suggested...had to edit a bunch of posts.

sorry for this edit...I'll just leave it with this

poll=cookie clean

Edited by LI Phil (Sat Sep 25 2004 07:42 PM)


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VolusiaMike
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Re: Jeanne Strengthening Now a Category 3 Hurricane [Re: MikeC]
      #31956 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:41 PM

Check the pressure trends in Ormond Beach now:
http://home.earthlink.net/~csk/ftp:/csk@...Vantage_Pro.htm


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lilyv
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Re: kids [Re: Redbird]
      #31957 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:41 PM

Hi Redbird,
When the chores are done, maybe it's time to use up the ice cream in the frig with floats or sundaes.
Surprise the dears!

Edited by lilyv (Sat Sep 25 2004 07:42 PM)


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nandav
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Re: Direction [Re: Justin in Miami]
      #31958 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:41 PM

It's getting windier here in S. Ft Myers, and just started to rain. Pressure is falling.. it was 29.7 , now 29.6. And it was such a beautiful night last night...

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Justin in Miami
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Re: Direction [Re: Justin in Miami]
      #31959 - Sat Sep 25 2004 07:42 PM

You can check out the direction on this radar provided by Frank P earlier:

http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~gadomski/RAD_HUR/animauto.html


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