Latest update takes it further to the southwest making landfall on the Yucatan Peninsula.
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Latest update takes it further to the southwest making landfall on the Yucatan Peninsula.
Looking at the 5 day, it looks like you wont be getting anything from it GL, that's (at least) some good news.
Might be more weather trouble brewing down in the gulf
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Now, according to the 5 day chart, it looks like it is gonna head for south florida.
I have been folowing it in the news and on the tropical prediction center on-line. A lot of "unknowns" for this one, but concensus is it will likely lose strength and definition after making landfall. Fortunately, as late in the year as it is the Gulf waters have cooled a lot (I went snorkeling yesterday and I can attest to that personally!) Keep us in your thoughts and hope for the best. A hurricane has not made direct landfall on Tampa Bay since 1921 when one slammed into Tarpon Springs (north of Clearwater and Tampa). 84 years is pushing the odds I know... [img]confused.gif[/img]
Make sure you have a "plan of action" just in case GL.
Be smart, stay safe!
Well it has now strengthened into the strongest Atlantic storm on record. It is forcast to hit south of my area by a safe distance, and possibly miss southern Florida altogether and go up the east coast along a ridge of high pressure in the Atlantic. I hope it tracks out into the Atlantic because the water is significantly colder there this time of year and it will lose strength quickly.
Yeah, a category 5 is nothing to mess with [img]eek.gif[/img]
Heard they are allready ordering evactuations of the keys.
Two words: Global warming.
See, if Jumper hadn't depleted the ozone layer grilling the steaks at reason's house, we'd all be just fine.
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Or for that matter, if I hadn't supported the beef industry and its millions of belching cows, perhaps Florida would be a much safer place.
Actually, that would be the vegans fault.
The more cows we eat, the less gas they produce.
Eat Beef, save the world.
But seriously, this ones lookin pretty nasty.
Actually no, greg. The more beef we eat, the more incentive to raise cows. If we don't eat beef, ranchers will opt for other means to make a living.
Nope, the cows would take over the world and it would all be covered in cow P [img]graemlins/gulp.gif[/img] : (P and smell of cow flatulance. [img]eek.gif[/img]
Cows and cows and more cows as far as the eye could see.
Too much cow squeezins for us to be able to drink it all
Too much beef for us to be able to eat
Dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria. [img]wink.gif[/img]
<font color="#FFFFAA" size="1">[ October 20, 2005 12:54 PM: Message edited by: cincygreg ]</font>
GL, weatherman Trav says you should pay attention to Wilma.
Looks like the eye will be to the south of GL, but that he should see quite a bit of nasty weather from it.
Hold on tight GL, and get the heck out if it looks like it's coming your way.
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The current forecast has Wilma exiting over Trav's son's house. [img]eek.gif[/img]
Hope all is well with them and they are ok.
Hopefully it'll lose strength by the time it gets to them.
And now we have TS Beta.
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