Florida Hurricane Strikes

[gatorcane]

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Just curious to see what people think about FL getting hit...I think a storm from the GOM and/or Caribbean is likely but I'm only predicting 1.

[gatorcane]

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[WindRunner]

2, if that ridge continues to be fluxuating in intensity, it could fluxuate at the right time and send and Irene-tracked storm into the boiling waters off of Florida and boom, another hurricane into FL shores.

[storms in NC]

Fla can have them all. That way we are safe up this way lol

[Petmom]

I voted for 2 hurricanes.......................

[HurricaneQueen]

At least one more in the panhandle and a possible East Coast storm so I voted two and hope I am wrong. May they all be fish!!!

Lynn

[CentralFlGal]

Fla can have them all. That way we are safe up this way lol

Folks are still making repairs here north of Orlando from last season's damage. House down the street traded in the blue tarps for a new roof last week. Can't imagine what Port Charlotte residents may still be going through.

The sea turtles along FL's coast could definitely use the break as well.

If I had my way, all storms would become fish all over the globe.

[beachbum_al]

I said three but I didn't read the topic right. I was counting Dennis that hit Florida in July. So I should had voted 2.

[storms in NC]

Fla can have them all. That way we are safe up this way lol

Folks are still making repairs here north of Orlando from last season's damage. House down the street traded in the blue tarps for a new roof last week. Can't imagine what Port Charlotte residents may still be going through.

The sea turtles along FL's coast could definitely use the break as well.

If I had my way, all storms would become fish all over the globe.

I know what it looks like I have been down there I have two kids that live in FtMyers. It is just that alot of people that are in Fla seem to still want a storm to hit them. I am sorryI don't want one any where said sam I am. Lost mine home once to floyd and I wouldn't want it again. Took 2 yeasr to get back in

[EDR1222]

I think maybe one tropical storm for Florida from the Caribbean or maybe a homegrown storm forming near the coast. I just get the feeling any east coast threat from the tropical Atlantic is likely going to be somewhere further to the north. JMO.

[WeatherEmperor]

better somebody else then us in FL. FL has had enough the past couple of years.

<RICKY>

[Jim Cantore]

2

one major

the first possibly the remnents of TD 10 reforming

[deltadog03]

4 maybe 2 majors

[NastyCat4]

Pensacola had its hit. That's enough.

[Anonymous]

Two hurricanes. One major on the East Coast in September.

[cinlfla]

Two hurricanes. One major on the East Coast in September.

Shush your mouth

[Anonymous]

Two hurricanes. One major on the East Coast in September.

Shush your mouth

Ok. Two "storms". One "strong" one on the East Coast in "the fall".

[NastyCat4]

This season doesn't seem to have the Florida Peninsula in its crosshairs, like last year. I feel for the folks in Pensacola (two majors in 10 months), but otherwise, the synoptic pattern seems totally different from last year.

[mascpa]

I chose 2. For no particular reason other than instinct. Just a WAG!