Jim Farrel, the chief met at WINK TV, Ft Myers, made two points this morning I think are worth underscoring here.
First, that unlike most hurricanes, this storm has the heaviest weather on her NORTH side.
Second, that because of the speed she will be carrying as she crosses the state, we should NOT expect the storm to weaken significantly as she moves inland.
-------------------- "...Grandmother the Earth. That power is here all the time. It is continuous, and nobody controls it." Wallace Black Elk, Lakota
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