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Aww geez. They've got it heading right at us. I sure hope it weakens as you've mentioned earlier Cambium. 60 mph a little higher than I like. 40's fine, but 60 is pushing it.
Aww geez. They've got it heading right at us. I sure hope it weakens as you've mentioned earlier Cambium. 60 mph a little higher than I like. 40's fine, but 60 is pushing it.
I don't see anyone getting 60mph from this. It would have to be a very localized spot if anything.
You'll most likely be in the 20-45mph range as "gusts". Big spread because it's still early..not sure how she'll react after going over the islands!
Henry discusses Erika in his video. Enjoy. Interesting he said Tropical storms travel up through the peninsula of Florida like NHC is showing. Its rare
Well, considering the fact that a direct hit from the eye-wall of a hurricane as strong as Andrew is most probably a 1 in 100/200 year event for our region I consider my home to be safe.
Yes, I do agree that my house has not been "truly tested" by 150 mph winds... I don't want to know what my neighborhood would look like after a direct hit from something like Andrew... Bill Baggs was decimated
Storm surge is actually a bigger threat for you, your in evacuation zone A so if an Ike like hurricane came through here your house would end up in Biscayne bay. Remeber andrew had a tiny windfield so the storm surge was only 4-7ft in most of Biscayne bay.
It's amusing to see how it's already deviated from all the models of two days ago.
I'm actually beginning to think it will just continue west because of how weak it is. impacting Jamaica,Cuba and Haiti.
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