Conditions to expect over Central FL

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#21 Postby Hurricanebob » Sun Jun 11, 2006 8:00 pm

Noooo doubt, it is bad when the cable is more reliable than the power company!

Our lights flickered with the passsing of the last squall, really though I think the 50 hanging branches along the power lines just might have something to do with it...

This is a nice high res radar is you are a Viper fan, it is HD...

http://www.wtvt.com/

I just saw the weather channel is setup here in Tampa Bay... whew at least I know we won't have a storm now... :)

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#22 Postby CentralFlGal » Mon Jun 12, 2006 1:11 am

Phoenix78 wrote:Sheez - We get a quarter inch of rain and one big gust here in my subdivision in Vero Beach and the flippin' POWER goes off for three hours!

I'm gonna tune-up the genny, get a couple tanks of propane fill the freezer with ice. It's going to be a long season!

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Sounds like FP&L. We lost power in Okeechobee if a bird pooped on the powerline it seemed. I thought I read somwhere that FPL was ramping up its service in preparation for this season?
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#23 Postby Audrey2Katrina » Mon Jun 12, 2006 1:42 am

Looks like Lakeland is getting hit with quite a string of squalls right now. Tampa/St. Pete could be in for some soon enough if the current trend continues.

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#24 Postby Hurricanebob » Mon Jun 12, 2006 3:37 am

Audrey2Katrina wrote:Looks like Lakeland is getting hit with quite a string of squalls right now. Tampa/St. Pete could be in for some soon enough if the current trend continues.

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Oddly enough, it is going on 5 a.m. and the squalls are moving so slowly here in St Pete that a squall when I took a snooze 3 hours ago had the radar showing it right on our doorstep yet here it is still right on our doorstep plus a a tiny bit. Still close but not pouring yet.

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