danielw
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Great minds think alike Phil.
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cindy
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cool theory!
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MrSpock
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It does look to be travelling right-of-north right now. There was one wobble right a while ago, let's see if this is a trend.
I hope we hear from Frank and his brother soon.
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Bruce
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Yes moving NNE, with a jog to the NE Now. Dont think the NE Motion will continue, but you never know.
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Dr. Lyons said yes it's now northeast. Could be another for Florida. He said New Orleans will be out of the worst of it.
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tpratch
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The latest radar image looks like a jog eastward. Does anyone else see this or are these images starting to play mind games with me? :?:
Don't look for a one-image movement - be patient and await the trends 
As for being without power, this is the first time in 12 days I've been able to post using my home machine.
You hear that? That was one huge sigh of relief from me.
The latest FPL map shows that they reconnected another 7-8 thousand Brevard County residents, and more than 10 thousand in Palm Beach County. They might have screwed up badly, but they've done an amazing job getting power back as quickly as they have. Well, all things being equal. The debate on whether this many folks should've been effected is still up in the air 
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CentralFlorida
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waiting also for a post from Frank been wondering what he is going thru.
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berrywr
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If this heading holds up, Mobile Bay, the Mobile River will be spared the worse of the surge. now moving east of north now.
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GuppieGrouper
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That happens when these large storms start landfall. Think about a spinning frisby hitting a curb on the street. It usually will turn the opposite direction from the spin, in this case, east. It may continue or it may wobble back to the center. Never can tell. I vote for -never mind, ITs not good no matter where it goes.
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Thunder
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I have a conference call in ten min. for a update w/ the office... What can we expect here in Tally tonight and tomorrow morning? Thanks for any input!
T
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danielw
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KMOB observed 0049 UTC 16 September 2004
Temperature: 23.0°C (73°F)
Dewpoint: 22.0°C (72°F) [RH = 94%]
Pressure (altimeter): 29.46 inches Hg (997.7 mb)
Winds: from the NNE (30 degrees) at 39 MPH (34 knots; 17.7 m/s)
gusting to 49 MPH (43 knots; 22.4 m/s)
Visibility: 3 miles (5 km)
Ceiling: 3000 feet AGL
Clouds: few clouds at 1400 feet AGL
broken clouds at 3000 feet AGL
overcast cloud deck at 3800 feet AGL
Weather: TSRA BR (rain associated with thunderstorm(s), mist)
SOME DATA ABOVE MAY BE INACCURATE!!!
"$" is an indication the sensor requires maintenance
OCNL LTGIC OHD TS OHD MOV W
Occasional Lightning overhead, Thunderstorm-overhead moving west
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staggy
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here ya go thunder - tallahassee info
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berrywr
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If the shortwave trough picks up; which if current radar trends hold up; all bets are off with Jeanne. If slowed he would erode the upper ridge to his east; if he's out of the way, the ridge is likely to build back in thus a more westward course for Jeanne and a date with Florida. I must stress the models haven't performed to well with hurricanes of late; ask the Florida Keys? If there is a model performing well, it's the SuperEnsemble.
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Thunder
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RIGHT ON! THANKS!
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Green or blue lightning is either a power transformer blowing or high power lines touching together with the high winds.
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Rasvar
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Must be difficult for someone with a Florida Gator icon to compliment the Superensemble.
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Kent
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That was a very good point!
Go Gators
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Must be difficult for someone with a Florida Gator icon to compliment the Superensemble.
Don't ya just know that's the truth.
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LI Phil
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You guys seem somewhat passionate about your rivalries...
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BUCKLE UP!
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I will not take down my plywood until December!
Might want to rethink this... headline on www.orlandosentinel.com this morning read: "Shutters blamed in fatal blaze that killed priest in Fort Lauderdale" They said the guy had all routes blocked and firefighters couldn't get in to help.
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