Pretty Quiet In Here....
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Pretty Quiet In Here....
At 6:12am (CST) there are only 16 registered and 34 guest users on this board. In the middle of a strom like this, you'd think there would be plenty more. It must be that many - if not most - no longer have power and/or cable. Even with battery backup, I guess the dial-ups may not have a connection either...
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I am here, but its been unusually quiet here all night. I am in Ormond Beach and getting some strong gusts. Not much to do for now except spend time on the internet.
Ixolib wrote:At 6:12am (CST) there are only 16 registered and 34 guest users on this board. In the middle of a strom like this, you'd think there would be plenty more. It must be that many - if not most - no longer have power and/or cable. Even with battery backup, I guess the dial-ups may not have a connection either...
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I'm here in the sunny(for once!)U.K.
don't worry w've had a terrible time here as well recently,so it's not just florida having a bad time.
We have had constant ex-hurricanes here during August,we had ex-Alex,ex-bonnie,partly ex-Charley and ex-Danielle.
Ex-bonnie gave parts of Scotland 5 inches in 24 hours and also gave Boscatsle 204MM in just 6 hours,truely hurricane porportions.
Hope you guys are safe,from sunny Britian!
don't worry w've had a terrible time here as well recently,so it's not just florida having a bad time.
We have had constant ex-hurricanes here during August,we had ex-Alex,ex-bonnie,partly ex-Charley and ex-Danielle.
Ex-bonnie gave parts of Scotland 5 inches in 24 hours and also gave Boscatsle 204MM in just 6 hours,truely hurricane porportions.
Hope you guys are safe,from sunny Britian!
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Looking at channel nine in Miami (via live streaming video), looks like Melborne's getting hammered right now. I believe this slow mover is surprising many with the awesome power of these things. I hope everyone's faring as well as possible.........
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But up after 4 hours sleep, but little to report from NW Tampa. No heavy rain or squalls. Actualy it is breezy, but not much more than a winter cold front coming through. Radar indicates more rain later this morning. Power has been solid all night. We are just waiting for Frances to get closer probably late PM.
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Am in the UK too, beautiful sunny day no cloud or wind in sky...in the 80's which is unusual for UK in september....hardly any sleep for the last week....had a huge party last night....2hours sleep as worried about situation in Jensen! Could hardly have got any closer to my place.....
Yes the UK has suffered from aftermath of USA hurricanes recently....
I guess it is so quiet as people are have lost power, people asleep as exhausted from preparing for hurricane!
Also maybe people are less worried about the direction of the hurricane as generally over land the hurricane decreases in speed?
Yes the UK has suffered from aftermath of USA hurricanes recently....
I guess it is so quiet as people are have lost power, people asleep as exhausted from preparing for hurricane!
Also maybe people are less worried about the direction of the hurricane as generally over land the hurricane decreases in speed?
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Rainband wrote:As of last night the local eoc said 11am today will be 40+ winds for 24 hours and then up to gale force from 3pm to 5am monday 14 hours
The slow motion will certainly contribute greatly to an increased impact from this storm. Sustained winds of 40+ (plus gusts) for hours on end, combined with everything being very soggy, will affect things that otherwise may not have had a significant problem...
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Also, could be a few outside the strike zone are feeling like me -- don't want to stay on here all the time and crowd the server (and risk it crashing). I check in once in a while, maybe post, then log off. Prefer to keep up on cbs4.com or the cable news stations.
I'd rather leave this place open for you guys to be able to communicate.
I'd rather leave this place open for you guys to be able to communicate.
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I think it might have been so quiet in here last night because everyone was just getting burned out. Frances was landfalling, alot of folks are without power, and I know I grabbed a couple of hours sleep because there wasn't much to watch except the radar. (and a couple fo crazy news people)
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