[House23]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

I don't need a job like a slob bob. I know more about this stuff than anyone duff. As has been proved time and time again. If ya guys ever need a call out on a tropical system just ask me.

Time will tell Mel but so far you have been pretty swell.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by aax

What part of "Orlando" did you not understand?

I never got much from Irma, maybe 70mph gust at best. If it had stayed over the gulf and made a right turn and was still at 180mph+ then the Tampa area would have been gone. Tampa's number is coming up with a super strong CAT5. It not gonna be another 100 years or even 15 years.

[SanyBelle]

Originally Posted by Corrie22

Home Depot and Sam's Club sent the NHC the sweetest thank you note...
...did you guys see it?

The Miami managers sent the thank you note. South Carolina is writing their hyped up headlines as we type..

[aax]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

I never got much from Irma, maybe 70mph gust at best. If it had stayed over the gulf and made a right turn and was still at 180mph+ then the Tampa area would have been gone. Tampa's number is coming up with a super strong CAT5. It not gonna be another 100 years or even 15 years.

Tampa doesn't get hurricanes.

[Corrie22]

Originally Posted by SanyBelle

The Miami managers sent the thank you note. South Carolina is writing their hyped up headlines as we type..

...and every model run moves it further east and out...new runs are out

[Jimrob1]

Thankfully Dorian is no longer expected to hit Florida, direct hit anyway. Its expected to head North some distance off the Coast. Prob ably a No Carolina hit for Dorian.

As far as Tampa is concerned, Evidently that area is in the worst position for a hurricane hit. So has the area ever installed Huricane Barriers anywhere to help prevent with destruction and loss of life? Exactly what has Tampa or Pinellas County done to deal with what obviously will happen. I hope the answer is nothing has ever been done.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by aax

Tampa doesn't get hurricanes.

Last one was 1921. But our time is near for a CAT5 with gust over 220mph.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by House23

Time will tell Mel but so far you have been pretty swell.

I try sly.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by SanyBelle

The Miami managers sent the thank you note. South Carolina is writing their hyped up headlines as we type..

Gonna miss them as well dell.

[bale002]

Originally Posted by aax

They're saying no hit to florida now on CD's hurricane forum.

Yep, I making this up.

Official NHC site now shows most of southern Florida and all of western Florida outside the cone of probability.

Even the European model, which shows the most easterly track of the three main ones as also explicitly discussed on the NHC site, shows no landfall in Florida.

But, I'm making this up.


That doesn't mean the actual track can't veer east or that people shouldn't prepare for flooding and wind.

I made that up too.