AgentB
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Outer bands showing on the Miami radar:
Miami radar
NDBC Grand Bahamas station showing wind speed of 32kts and that's only going to increase as Jeanne gets closer:
NDBC
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SoonerShawn
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those ULL like the one in the gulf now, right off our doorstep, are the ones we in Texas have to worry about because they like to become "hybrid" systems if they stay out there too long. That is exactly what Allison did.
To all those in Florida, PLEASE get out now and get somewhere safe if you can! My heart goes out to all of you. I wish I was one of the Donald Trump's of the world so I could help all of you rebuild your lives when this year is finally over. All I can do is pray. I hope that is good enough.
STAY SAFE!!!!
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zim01
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TWC Jim Cantori Daytona Beach Shores
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MissBecky
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My local NBC affiliate is saying Jeanne could be Cat 4 at landfall. This is news to me. I thought Cat 3 was the most we could expect out of her. Is this possible?
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MikeC
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It's up in the main article, but this link
http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~gadomski/RAD_HUR/animauto.html
is a really nice radar view for Jeanne.
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KornR
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greetings from inland, I am at the junction of Columbia/Alachua county, near High Springs... I am just digesting the idea of this thing heading into Gainesville/Lake City... Question: The wind swath chart has the "red" envelope of winds stoping in Ocala, is this just because they only project the data to that "time" or is this when the storm has diminished enuf to be TropStorm only? Can anyone tell me if this will be Same/Worse/Better than is Gainesville area? ....please....
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Ocala
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At the Governor's last press conference, he said the same thing.
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Bioman
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Bryan in Deltona did you guys get that squall line that just hit us in Orange City...i was boarding up at 8am and it hit a little after nine. thank god i was done. time to go clean out the gutter one last time
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MissBecky
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Quote:
At the Governor's last press conference, he said the same thing.
This is the same Governor who didn't even know Jeanne was out there, right? 
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Ocala
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I believe the Inland Hurricane Wind Warning extends up to Alachua County.
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Ocala
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Somebody must have woke him up and told him.
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AgentB
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Right now Jeanne is approximately 170mi east of West Palm Beach. If she kept heading on a due west path(which isn't the official forecast right now) she would come ashore in South Florida in about 12hrs, or around 10PM. I'm guessing that they have her slowing a bit and heading more WNW, and that's why they don't have landfall until about 2AM. But everyone needs to watch this storm closely as any increase in forward speed would move up the timetable for landfall. Hopefully everyone on the east coast of Florida has already made their plans and is either in the process of executing them or is planning to.
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Wxwatcher2
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Jep Bush, keep up the good work keeping Florida running.
Keep the Gas and supplly lines open.
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LI Phil
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Morning (again) all...
Just got back and will try to stay on as long as I can...
THIS IS GOING TO BE WORSE THAN !
Everyone had better rush to completion any remaining preps...outer bands will be on shore shortly...watch out for TORNADOES! Remember what happened to PCB hours before ...JK sure does...his quick thinking probably saved a few lives.
Remember, Jeanne has been a KILLER...2,000+ dead in Haiti, and that was when she was a TS!
Incredible footage on ...Abaco Island is in the EYE of the storm right now...
I met a devil woman,
She took my heart away,
She said, I had it comin' to me,
But I wanted it that way.
I think that any love is good lovin', and
So I took what I could get mmh,
Oooh, oooh she looked at me with big brown eyes
And said...
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BUCKLE UP!
"If your topic ain't tropic, your post will be toast"
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SoonerShawn
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...YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHIN' YET!!!
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Cocoa Beach
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http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT/float-vis-loop.html
I agree with you Mike.
Looks like it took a jog to the South.
That will spare Cocoa Beach/Cape Canaveral
Driving done A1A yesterday I saw a business boarded up and the sign said, "I don't Dream of Jeanie" lol
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AmoryBL
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anyone have an idea if we will get another slight west adjustment at 11?
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LI Phil
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25/1145 UTC 26.7N 77.0W T6.5/6.5 JEANNE
This is already a strong CAT III...could she reach CAT IV? I wouldn't bet against it...
The 11 should be out momentarily
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MikeC
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Satellite is a bit confusing, waiting on recon, but it looks like the eye might be starting to tighten up, or be feeling the effects of the islands it is passing over. Abaco is very "Thin" where the eye passed over, so I'm tending to think its the former.
11AM and recon might shed some more light on it.
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Ocala
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Issued at: 10:16 AM EDT 9/25/04, expires at: 6:00 PM EDT 9/25/04
Inland hurricane wind warning in effect from 2 am Sunday to 8 am edt Monday,
damaging winds expected
The NWS in jacksonville has issued an inland hurricane wind warning.
An inland hurricane wind warning is issued when sustained winds near hurricane force, or frequent gusts at or above hurricane force, are certain within the next 12 to 24 hours. Hurricane force winds equal or exceed 74 mph.
Hurricane jeanne is forecast to become a major hurricane as it makes landfall along the southeast Florida coast Saturday evening, then move north northwest over the Florida peninsula Sunday and Sunday night.
Sustained winds of 50 to 60 mph with gusts to 80 mph are expected. Most mobile homes will experience moderate to substantial damage. Poor construction will be uninhabitable until repaired. Houses of poor to average construction will have damage to shingles, siding, and gutters. Some windows will be blown out. Many lanai screens and pool cages will be damaged. Unfastened home items of light to moderate weight will become airborne, causing additional damage and possible injury. Electrical wires will be blown down, and local power outages will affect entire neighborhoods and rural areas.
Many large branches and trunks of healthy trees will be snapped, and rotting small to medium sized trees will be uprooted. Dozens of palm fronds will be blown down, and minor damage will occur to citrus orchards and newly planted lowland crops.
Stay tuned to NOAA weather radio or your local media for further updates.
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