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Hurricane Drew
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Re: Dennis Deepens [Re: MikeC]
      #40014 - Fri Jul 08 2005 06:48 PM

Quite an impressive buzz-saw hurricane. Hopefully it weakens considerablly over Cuba. Looks more like a NNW track to me, but could just be slight jogs over land.

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Re: Dennis Deepens [Re: TDW]
      #40016 - Fri Jul 08 2005 06:51 PM

Correct, and am I glad to see that!!! I hadn't noticed, but that's a good sign for us here. Now no models have New Orleans taking the eastern side of the storm. We can breathe a little easier.

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Re: Dennis Deepens [Re: MikeC]
      #40017 - Fri Jul 08 2005 06:51 PM

From http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20050708/ap_on_re_us/hurricane_dennis_us_7

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An estimated 40,000 residents and tourists were ordered out of the beachside town of Gulf Shores, Ala., on Friday, and evacuation was also requested in a flood-prone parish south of New Orleans that is home to 458,000. Mississippi officials planned an announcement later in the day.

Inland-bound traffic along the coast was already growing heavy, and hotels were filling more than 150 miles to the north.

"All day long all of our phones have been ringing. The only thing we can tell people is that we are sold out," said Lasonya Lewis, a desk clerk at a Courtyard by Marriott in Montgomery, Ala.

In Florida, some gas stations had run out of fuel Friday, and cars lined up at those that still had supplies. State officials said fuel supplies and distribution were normal, and dry pumps would be restocked by Saturday.




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Rick on boat in Mobile
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followed coastline before landfall...notice? [Re: Hurricane Drew]
      #40018 - Fri Jul 08 2005 06:55 PM

which made Dennis somewhat change it's heading....

land could somewhat change the path...enough to throw the models and everyone into a slight "correction"

it will be interesting to see what path over Cuba Dennis takes....

gusts at 184 over cuba.....around 10:00....can you imagine hunkering down in that?.......


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Re: followed coastline before landfall...notice? [Re: Rick on boat in Mobile]
      #40019 - Fri Jul 08 2005 06:58 PM

Could you imagine hunkering down in that?
... Unfortunately, yes.

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Re: followed coastline before landfall...notice? [Re: Rick on boat in Mobile]
      #40020 - Fri Jul 08 2005 06:58 PM

Liz - I heard he was approximately 300 miles across....I could be wrong seeing as how, I heard that on Fox News...

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Re: followed coastline before landfall...notice? [Re: Rick on boat in Mobile]
      #40021 - Fri Jul 08 2005 06:59 PM

At that speed, there would be nothing to hunker down in.

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Re: followed coastline before landfall...notice? [Re: tornado00]
      #40022 - Fri Jul 08 2005 07:01 PM

So how about a pool on when the eye gets back over water...I'll go with 11:30.

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Re: followed coastline before landfall...notice? [Re: tornado00]
      #40023 - Fri Jul 08 2005 07:02 PM

Yes, that would be pretty scary. Had our share of Charlie, Francis, & Jeanne last year, all going through out County in Florida (Highlands). No gusts of 180, that is for sure though...

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Re: Dennis Deepens [Re: ShanaTX]
      #40024 - Fri Jul 08 2005 07:06 PM

Hi all - first post for this season - feeling deeply for those in Cuba and all those in Dennis' path.

This link describes Delta's policy on rescheduling airline tickets - thought you might find it interesting given the number of folks posting about whether they should change their travel plans or not. Probably most/all airlines have a similar policy of suspending change penalties due to this storm - a good thing.

http://www.delta.com/travel/before/travel_updates_flight_info/dennis_070605/index.jsp

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New category for hurricanes.... [Re: tornado00]
      #40025 - Fri Jul 08 2005 07:07 PM

cat 1---hohum
cat 2---shoot
cat 3---ouch
cat 4--outta here
cat 5--nutting left

and for Dennis

cat damn...


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Re: New category for hurricanes.... [Re: Rick on boat in Mobile]
      #40026 - Fri Jul 08 2005 07:10 PM

Sad but true!

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Re: followed coastline before landfall...notice? [Re: Hurricane Drew]
      #40027 - Fri Jul 08 2005 07:11 PM

Charley made landfall here at that exact same intensity (145 mph, 941 mb).

If you are curious... this is comparable to what Cubans near Cienfuegosa are going through right now:


http://www.extremestorms.com/Charlie%20Core-%20Punta%20Gorda.wmv

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Re: New category for hurricanes.... [Re: Hurricane Drew]
      #40028 - Fri Jul 08 2005 07:14 PM

Does anyone have the web address for the Florida DOT that has the traffic count rates going in and out of Florida?

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Re: New category for hurricanes.... [Re: Jeffmidtown]
      #40029 - Fri Jul 08 2005 07:17 PM

It just started *pouring* here. Very breezy, too.

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Re: New category for hurricanes.... [Re: Jeffmidtown]
      #40030 - Fri Jul 08 2005 07:18 PM

http://www3.dot.state.fl.us/trafficinformation/

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Re: New category for hurricanes.... [Re: Jeffmidtown]
      #40031 - Fri Jul 08 2005 07:18 PM

Poetdi, what part of Maitland do you live in? We're probably right under each others noses.

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Re: followed coastline before landfall...notice? [Re: Lysis]
      #40032 - Fri Jul 08 2005 07:19 PM

Unbelievable !!!!!

I can't begin to imagine what 184 mph will do.

Liz


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Re: New category for hurricanes.... [Re: MissBecky]
      #40033 - Fri Jul 08 2005 07:20 PM


Yes, everyone is south Florida take a look at the high cirrus clouds overhead, and the increasingly overcast sky. Southern Florida is already being affected by tropical moisture part of Dennis's circulation. The most amazing thing is track something across thousands of miles, and then see part if it at homeā€¦ so check it out, and stay aware of what is happening around you and how it plays out in the big scheme of things (I suppose some of us will see more than we would like).

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Rain, rain go away [Re: MissBecky]
      #40034 - Fri Jul 08 2005 07:22 PM

Miss Becky - we just got our second span of rains this afternoon. It came down like cats and dogs and then just as quick as it started - it stopped. And now it is clear again. Pretty breezy too.

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