MikeC
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Jeanne has slowed down a bit, the much touted turn to the north might actually accur inland today as some projections indicated. The 's track hasn't been too far off since it made landfall.
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Hurricane Jeanne has been inland overnight since landfall . The center is located just a bit south of Bartow right now and it's still chugging away to the west, with the northerly component finally showing up some. Unfortunately it's still just a hair further west than even the 5AM track this morning so it may wind up staying over the Gulf of Mexico a little longer, but not enough to restrengthen to category 3.
The forward motion has slowed a bit down to 12MPH, but it's still moving faster than did. Winds are still being felt on the coast to the east, and damage reports right now are scarce. But should start flowing in soon.
Many people in central Florida are without power now, the further north you go the less widespread it is.
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LadyStorm
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She has weaked to 70k. Here is a map depicting her location and strength as of 9 am:
http://www.intellicast.com/Local/USNatio...ne&pid=none
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mud1967
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Do you think that it will be a Cat I or II when it get to Tallahassee? Or just a TS?
Will it go west of us at all?
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Ocala
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Not too bad yet here in Ocala. Not raining much, but looking at radar looks like it is just starting to move into our area. Weatherbug shows sustained winds 23 mph with gusts up to 39.
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LadyStorm
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From the most current map, she will be a strong TS when she passes by you, but far enough to the east of you that you all should make out okay in Tally.
MaryAnn
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Do you think that it will be a Cat I or II when it get to Tallahassee? Or just a TS?
Will it go west of us at all?
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Edited by LadyStorm (Sun Sep 26 2004 09:46 AM)
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RevUp
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Really appreciate most of these posts - calm, caring, rational - thanks everyone.
In NW Hillsborough, finally saw a wind gust over 50 mph. Contrary to what everyone else is saying, we were well prepared for Jeanne here (cat 1 winds) based upon "forecast cone." No surprises here! Great job by most of the local TV mets throughout the night here keeping people updated on the situation and path of the storm without any needless speculation.
Had to help get a woman out of a car in a flooded ditch early this morning; ran off the road into 2-3 feet of water. She'll be OK.
Just lost local weather site at Tampa Catholic H.S. - power about to go out. 29.32 and falling. N winds 40 G 55 mph and climbing. God bless.
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robynsmom
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Winds starting to pic up here North of Dade City. Rain has been constant for a while now. Thanks for all the great post up till you all lots power. My prayers are with you all.
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KC
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RevUp - my hat is off to you! Great rescue. Stay safe!
Karen
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Andy Dorr
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Sarasota, Florida, 9:40 AM: Wind is rising just a bit, about 5 mph in the last 30 minutes. The wind is from the WNW (300 degrees) at 43 MPH (37 KT) gusting to 60 MPH (53 KT). Pressure is holding at 988 mb. Rain is becoming harder, about a ¼” in the last hour. Lots of leaves and small branches down, but no trees yet in our area. Power continues to go on and off. FPL is going to have their work cut out for them to do restoration after Jeanne passes. It took 2 weeks to do all the restoration after Francis and 3 weeks for .
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RevUp
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If I'm not mistaken, last few radar frames looks like Jeanne has slowed its westward movement and is turning more northward! Stay tuned!
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RONJON
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I'd imagine with W-NW winds gusting to 60 mph in Sarasota County that it won't take long for coastal flooding to develop - this will be the story up the gulf coast as we head into the late afternoon. Also, has anyone else noticed the storm's speed seems to be slowing down a bit?
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erauwx
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YES! i was just going to post about the NNW movement i see on the MLB radar. It almost looks north, but it's probably just a wobble
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rule
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Yep, looks like we are about to get the first real band here.
Pressure is 29.47 and slowly dropping.
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Ocala
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YES! i was just going to post about the NNW movement i see on the MLB radar. It almost looks north, but it's probably just a wobble
Can you post a link? Thanks. All my bookmarks are on my office computer.
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erauwx
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I wouldn't be suprised it they post a tornado warning for volusia and flagler soon. that outer rainband doesn't look good
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Andy Dorr
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Sarasota, Florida, 9:55 AM: Storm continues to look like its tracking west. Eye is in southern Polk County. Weather has stayed constant sine last post. The wind is from the WNW (300 degrees) at 43 MPH (37 KT) gusting to 60 MPH (53 KT). Pressure is holding at 988 mb. Rain is becoming harder, about a ¼” in the last hour.
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Panama City here and I just noticed they have us under a TS Warning...does anyone feel that we have chance of feeling any effects from this. I would think we're to far west for this to happen, but would love to hear others comments.
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RevUp
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Just found this observation from Oviedo (E of Orlando) strongest winds just recently occurred! Storm really seems to be spreading out as it weakens! .. based on reports from Sarasota as well. 
Realtime Weather From St. Luke's Lutheran School in Oviedo, FL
9/26/04 - 9:48:20 AM CURRENT MIN/MAX HOURLY CHANGE
Wind (mph) E at 22.6 ENE 63.8 at 7:53a
Rain (") 3.32 2.44 "/h at 7:56a 1.08
Pressure ("Hg) 29.25 29.54 at 12:10a
29.25 at 9:48a 0.04 drop/hr
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rule
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http://www.srh.noaa.gov/radar/loop/DS.p37cr/si.kmlb.shtml
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LadyStorm
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That band just passed through here and it was pretty nasty. I am here in Ormond Beach just south of the Volusia/Flagler line. I was about to say its lightned up a bit, but here comes another wave of heavy heavy rain, and the highest wind gusts I have seen yet from this storm. Let us know if you hear of the warnings before they are posted.
Stay safe,
MaryAnn
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I wouldn't be suprised it they post a tornado warning for volusia and flagler soon. that outer rainband doesn't look good
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