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I thought it was my net connection that was flaking. I will keep checking this site as it seems to have a lot of up to date info.

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I hope it doesn't go back down also. While they were down, I found http://hardcoreweather.com/showthread.php?t=536 which has really good data available and seems current. I think HCW and ROLLTIDE are from there and while the forums are way too quiet, it is still a great place to visit for information. I don't see it is competition, but as kind of a backup place to go. This morning, I was posting about the northward (sudden) shift by the NHCof it's forecast track. It looks like they've backed off some and now are saying 'Jupiter Inlet'. If the storm does come in there, Orlando will see it's second strong/major storm in just a couple or three week time. Not a good scenereo shaping up. HankFrank, do you feel there is any real reason to believe the current NHC forecast track won't be close to what actually happesn? I know about models and how they change, but we are now at the 5 day point or nearly so, and the lines should stop changing so much as it gets close...'course Charley proved the lines can change right up till it hits

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Richard
A forecast is NOT a promise!

Edited by Ricreig (Sun Aug 29 2004 07:59 PM)

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My take on Frances:

1- Looks like a close call with Hebert's box. Remember, almost every major hurricane to go through that box ends up hitting S. FL. as a major.
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My sympathies to anyone who was in Orlando during Charley.........it was scary enough in Titusville and all we had was a tickle in comparison. Where in your mind would it exit out if it passed thru Orlando? Tampa?

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