Tropical Storm Gustav (season, South, index, city)

[lokahi]

That is great news

[lokahi]

I should say, for us Floridians anyways :P

[tallrick]

I was hoping it would hit a pricey city to help accelerate the real estate crash.

[Nomadicus]

Originally Posted by tallrick

I was hoping it would hit a pricey city to help accelerate the real estate crash.

That might have an opposite effect. Jobs would be created and that might spike the economy. Insurance company and FEMA funds would be put back in circulation for sure.

[BlueWillowPlate]

Originally Posted by tallrick

I was hoping it would hit a pricey city to help accelerate the real estate crash.

Take heart, Tallrick, Gustav could still zero in on one of the fancier places up in the panhandle of northwest Florida.

[big mean bear]

These people (NOAA) are just so smart aren't they??? I wan't to see a storm this year make them all look stupid.

[big mean bear]

Originally Posted by tallrick

I was hoping it would hit a pricey city to help accelerate the real estate crash.

Me too, I hope this storm blasts Miami and all of its terra cotta shingles out into the everglades!!!

[Nomadicus]

Originally Posted by big mean bear

These people (NOAA) are just so smart aren't they??? I wan't to see a storm this year make them all look stupid.

That's a possibility every time a storm comes along. There are so many variables that it's an algebra teachers nightmare.

[emeraldgirl]

Originally Posted by BlueWillowPlate

Take heart, Tallrick, Gustav could still zero in on one of the fancier places up in the panhandle of northwest Florida.

Noooo.....don't say the Panhandle!

[southernnaturelover]

Originally Posted by BlueWillowPlate

Take heart, Tallrick, Gustav could still zero in on one of the fancier places up in the panhandle of northwest Florida.

Yeah, like northeast FL is so prestigious.