I know that at this point, the West Central Florida Nature Coast area is not in the direct target zone, but even a slight variation in landfall could make a huge difference i.e. Charley. So this thread is for those who could might be under the gun in the following few days or so.
(Marion County is welcome to jump in here, too, since storms generally move SW to NE.)
Excellent site about Wilma for residents of the West Central Florida Nature Coast:
http://www.levydisaster.com/
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West central and southwest Florida forecast discussion
National Weather Service Tampa Bay area - Ruskin Florida
910 PM EDT Monday Oct 17 2005
"As for Wilma...she's undergoing rapid intensification as predicted...
and spinning slowly to the west northwest across the northwestern
Caribbean. Most recent suite of model guidance in remarkable
agreement favoring the worst impacts in South Florida peninsula/Keys
by the end of the week.
However...it's far too soon for anyone to
let their guard down given that the ultimate evolution of the
"players" in this event...upper level features across the western
U.S. And beyond...is still to come. Slight deviations in timing and
intensity of any one of these systems will determine where the most
impact will be experienced when Wilma approaches. Stay tuned."
National Weather Service Tampa Bay area - Ruskin Florida
910 PM EDT Monday Oct 17 2005
"As for Wilma...she's undergoing rapid intensification as predicted...
and spinning slowly to the west northwest across the northwestern
Caribbean. Most recent suite of model guidance in remarkable
agreement favoring the worst impacts in South Florida peninsula/Keys
by the end of the week.
However...it's far too soon for anyone to
let their guard down given that the ultimate evolution of the
"players" in this event...upper level features across the western
U.S. And beyond...is still to come. Slight deviations in timing and
intensity of any one of these systems will determine where the most
impact will be experienced when Wilma approaches. Stay tuned."
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Re: Big Bend thread -- Hernando, Citrus, Levy, Dixie countie
dixiebreeze wrote:I know that at this point, the Big Bend area is not in the direct target zone, but even a slight variation in landfall could make a huge difference i.e. Charley. So this thread is for those who could might be under the gun in the following few days or so.
(Marion County is welcome to jump in here, too, since storms generally move SW to NE.)
UMMMMM
HELLO?
yea kevin........you think everythings 'cool'........but who the hell knows.........fred 's 'wife'....is still way the hell out there............i have a pretty good feeling.......that it will............go south of us..........but that "DAMN CONE OF UNCERTAINITY"..............is always totally UNPREDICTABLE!!!!!
.........SO WHO KNOWS............ in the next days 'we will' if you "REALLY CARE"......................i just dont understand people that want to 'JOIN A WEATHER FORUM'............ an
they dont put 'WHERE THEY ARE FROM?
sorry..........i just dont get it.........."IF YOUR GONA JOIN A "WEATHER FORUM SITE'.......... ........ why the heck ........dont ya put where you are from?????????.........................that really 'bothers' me
i might have to make a topic
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Here is the latest NOGAPs.
I think that they are out to lunch, but if this verifys, north of Tampa will have a lot more storm than most figure.
Personally, I doubt as it will even hit South Fla as it seems on a west track now into the mid Yucatan and will later be picked up by the trof and hit western or central Cuba IMHO, then NE south of Miami.
If she turns a strong NW and follows the forcast points through tomorrow into the Yucatan Straits, she may still be a Florida threat though.
Time will tell
I think that they are out to lunch, but if this verifys, north of Tampa will have a lot more storm than most figure.
Personally, I doubt as it will even hit South Fla as it seems on a west track now into the mid Yucatan and will later be picked up by the trof and hit western or central Cuba IMHO, then NE south of Miami.
If she turns a strong NW and follows the forcast points through tomorrow into the Yucatan Straits, she may still be a Florida threat though.
Time will tell
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