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Ricreig
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Re: Charley's coming [Re: hurricane_run]
      #19831 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:08 PM

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It sure is but what can law enforcement do?


Well, the law says they *can* arrest him and then the children could be put into protective custody. They usually don't, but the law says if it is evacuation from a MANDETORY evacuation area, the cop *can* arrest the person violating the law. No, I'm not a lawyer, but the local sheriff was on TV last night talking about just that subject when asked by a reporter after hearing the evacuation areas.
Question: I keep hearing that the nebulous 'someone' is now forecasting landfall as far south as Venice? That would imply they expect the track to go East of Tampa, perhaps even East of Lakeland as it moves NNE? I haven't seen anything official anywhere, Do you know who the 'someone' is? The answer to 'is it true?' would certainly change my plans here in Orlando from "I've packed the car with my valuables" to "Drive the car to your friend who lives in a sturdy home rather than my mobile home".

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Charles
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Re: Charley's coming [Re: Unregistered User]
      #19832 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:09 PM

Yep, the news here in Naples finally mentioned the NE movement. They didnt make it official and made sure to say that theyre not forcasting it to hit south of Tampa, but they seem to be worried about it

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Re: Charley's coming [Re: Ricreig]
      #19833 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:10 PM

Thanks, I haven't seen or heard this person either.

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Re: Charley's coming [Re: Charles]
      #19834 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:12 PM

TWC is also talking about it.

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Re: Charley's coming [Re: hurricane_run]
      #19835 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:13 PM

I totally agree. I'm set here and we should be ok, but with this turn looking like it's starting and with all of the attention on Tampa people are not boarding up around here. I'm guessing right now it may hit somewhere between Naples and Sarasota if this turn holds, and most of these people are not ready.

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Re: Charley's coming [Re: hurricane_run]
      #19836 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:15 PM

I'm shocked that the live tampa tv feed still works after being posted everywhere. Does anyone know of any more radio station or tv links ?

Please be safe .



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Re: Charley's coming [Re: firestar_1]
      #19838 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:16 PM

yep, even TWC Tampa -Ft. Myers/Naples. if people are not prepared, it could get ugly.

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Re: Charley's coming [Re: Hardcore]
      #19839 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:16 PM

AT 10 AM EDT....1400Z...THE EYE OF HURRICANE Charley WAS ESTIMATED
NEAR LATITUDE 24.9 NORTH...LONGITUDE 82.8 WEST OR ABOUT 75 MILES
WEST-NORTHWEST OF KEY WEST FLORIDA.


It's definitely taken a NE turn from the 9 AM advisory.


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Rad
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Re: Charley's coming [Re: joepub1]
      #19840 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:18 PM

Very erie feeling this morning , dead calm, Sounds of hammers and saws as my neihbors take the last few measures available . We are as good as it is going to get , I do not live in a evac zone so I am fine Just playing a wait and see atitude with the eye of the storm. Will be updating as power permits . Be safe

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Re: Charley's coming [Re: Hardcore]
      #19841 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:20 PM

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Hope everyone in Charley's eye stays safe. Have a sister in Orlando. May i ask what effects Charley will have in the Orlando area? Prayer's for everyone.





This storm will affect a huge area and you should not just focus on where the eye comes ashore.


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ShaggyDude
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Re: Charley's coming [Re: Hardcore]
      #19842 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:25 PM

Just a quick question to anybody who can answer it - what's the difference between base and composite reflectivity on radars; which one's more reliable, etc...

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Re: Charley's coming [Re: Hardcore]
      #19843 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:31 PM

Charley is still moving generally north, perhaps very slightly east of north. Remember that just as easily as this storm has wobbled east, it can wobble west. My prediction is that Charley will move onshore in Sarasota. I definitely see nothing at upper levels that will force Charley sharply to the east, so I believe Naples should avoid a direct hit, in my opinion. But the NHC will probably adjust the track a little south.

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Re: Charley's coming [Re: Rad]
      #19844 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:32 PM

Rain from other causes than Charley himself have started in Jacksonville. Something to soften us up for him, I guess. Thunder and lightning is getting to the point of a constant drone, and getting very close. What a great start to the day. It's off to work at noon for me until tonight, when Charley will race me back to my house. Hope I win.......

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Re: Charley's coming [Re: Hardcore]
      #19845 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:36 PM

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This storm will affect a huge area and you should not just focus on where the eye comes ashore.



I understand that hardcore, this is a very small hurricane as far as wind and eye diameter 30 miles is not much for hurricane force winds , out to 125m is sustained 75mph winds with gusts, that is a little easier to handle then 120 mph winds , wherever it makes land fall the 30 mile swath will be devasted , And it is building .

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Re: Charley's coming [Re: joepub1]
      #19846 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:37 PM

Its dead quiet here in Maitland, 3 miles North of Orlando. No wind at all, just dead silent. Now I know what they mean by the calm before the storm, its very errie.

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Re: Charley's coming [Re: Ronn]
      #19847 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:38 PM

TWC thinks anywhere between Sarasota to Just south of Tampa. as where it will come on land..

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Re: Charley's coming [Re: Lake Toho - Kissimmee]
      #19849 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:41 PM

Hey all I'm in downtown Orlando right now and very busy. Haven't had time to check the site since I've been here. Thanks to the rest for keeping it going. And good luck all here. Watching intently, best I can say now is start using local media to get info updates, because at this point other than some stats, we won't be able to tell you much more. Feel free to ask questions and hopefully someone monitoring it. In the last two days this site has had more hits and requests than the entirety of last year combined.
So apologies for the slowness related to massive traffic.


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Re: Charley's coming [Re: MikeC]
      #19850 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:45 PM

965mb now





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Cat 3 now [Re: Anonymous]
      #19851 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:47 PM

URNT14 KNHC 131430
SUPPLEMENTARY VORTEX DATA MESSAGE
01262 10841 13156 10804 99005
02260 20839 23161 20806 99005
03258 30837 33156 30904 06018
04256 40835 43142 40905 05024
05255 50833 53134 51007 02018
06253 60831 63117 60808 07036
07251 70830 73063 71010 06043
MF250 M0828 MF073
OBS 01 AT 1333Z
OBS 07 AT 1357Z
OBS 01 SFC WND 99005
01247 10826 13058 11010 22082
02246 20824 23119 20908 23058
03244 30822 33148 30808 22059
04242 40820 43165 40807 21050
05240 50818 53180 50805 21052
MF249 M0827 MF121
OBS 01 AT 1409Z
OBS 05 AT 1427Z
OBS 05 SFC WND 20050
RMK AF963 0903A Charley OB 07


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GuppieGrouper
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Re: Charley's coming [Re: Lake Toho - Kissimmee]
      #19852 - Fri Aug 13 2004 02:47 PM

The sun is shining. PArtly cloudy beautiful summer day in Polk. It is hard to believe a hurricane let alone a Cat 2+ could be headed our way. Intellect has overriden emotions and we are as prepared as we know how to be. We are inland and our greatest threat is wind and water(right now), Later on it will be varmints both 2 legged and 4 legged I am afraid.

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