Quote: Hey everyone, this is my first time on the board. I'm in Coral Springs, FL, about 15 miles inland from the east coast, just north of Ft. Lauderdale. To those who know about the storm; what are my chances of taking a big hit?
32.78%
Define big hit...it will not be pretty, but you should be out of the worst of it.
So is the high pressure system going to force it further west (therefore south) than the latest advisory said? Are there any indications that the high pressure could strengthen enough to stop any significant northern movement, in turn sending it right into South Florida? Is there any chance (not a remote one, but a real chance backed up by evidence) that this could happen?
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