chris46n wrote:Chances of this hitting s florida are very slim.......
Can we stop with the slim chances here? As of now, we are all at equal chances of something along the east coast. We won't know for sure who gets it until we are 2-3 days out.
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chris46n wrote:Chances of this hitting s florida are very slim.......
SouthDadeFish wrote:Looks like concentric rings on radar now. Let's see if recon observes a double wind maximum.
SouthDadeFish wrote:Looks like concentric rings on radar now. Let's see if recon observes a double wind maximum.
FLpanhandle91 wrote:chris46n wrote:Chances of this hitting s florida are very slim.......
Laughably presumptive statement. Too far out and too many variables.
Raebie wrote:SouthDadeFish wrote:Looks like concentric rings on radar now. Let's see if recon observes a double wind maximum.
Any chance it could weaken before landfall if an EWRC is starting?
Exalt wrote:Raebie wrote:SouthDadeFish wrote:Looks like concentric rings on radar now. Let's see if recon observes a double wind maximum.
Any chance it could weaken before landfall if an EWRC is starting?
All depends on how this ERC goes, considering what we saw with Irma, it may not..
Aric Dunn wrote:
not enough time from now till landfall to have a impact..
Aric Dunn wrote:with a cat 5 ( if it is ) wont matter much when its moving this slow. but the capital looks like it might end up on the southern eyewall..
Raebie wrote:rickybobby wrote:Tom from cbs 6 said this will be over 300 miles off the coast of Florida. Not a threat to FL or US.
Tom from CBS is an idiot.
Hurrilurker wrote:This season seems dead set on leveling every island in the Caribbean, I've never seen anything like it.
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