skatesindreams
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I live two blocks from the MLB airport on the East Coast of FL.
Any idea of the impact, here?
Any idea of the impact, here?
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Depends whether Irma runs up the west coast or the east coast. If she runs up the east coast and remains just offshore, the whole east coast of Florida would get very strong winds. Kind of like the storm last year that ran the coast but much, much stronger.I live two blocks from the MLB airport on the East Coast of FL.
Any idea of the impact, here?
At least there is almost no chance of it going into the Gulf and heading for the TX or LA coast.
They are in the direct path. If the eye doesn't go over them it will be close.@FGRSK8, my son's former coach and his wife are hunkering down in a condo off of the beach in St Thomas. Not sure how far inland.
They couldn't get off the island.
How bad is it for them? I'm pretty worried.
Latest advisory indicates that Irma will go over portions of the Virgin Islands. Winds of 185 mph with gusts to 200 mph are possible.
I live on Miami Beach and specifically right on the bay connecting the beach and downtown Miami and it takes all of 10 minutes of rain to completely flood everything here- no exaggeration. We just went through it a few weeks ago and it took hours for them to get the roads back to normal just from a little storm. No one seems to be moving with any urgency yet, probably because last year they were 95% sure the hurricane was going to directly hit Miami but then the night before, it moved off the coast and then ended up hitting a lot of other areas in Florida. Also, I'm not sure many people here have places to go as it's a predominantly walking/biking area and most people don't have cars or family nearby.
It'll be interesting to see what happens in the next 3 days, but right now plenty of people are at the beach and/or going about their days like nothing is happening. I went to the grocery store here this morning to stock up on some basic foods and there were no carts available and most of the aisles were already wiped out, so I guess most people just plan on barricading themselves inside and seeing what happens.
The eye will have its closet approach to the northeast corner of Puerto Rico, but remain just offshore. Winds in that corner could gust to 150 mph. The rest of the island will see gusts 75-100 mph along with heavy rainfall.Could you please give the latest projections for PR? Is it at least escaping the eye? (Not that it won't be disastrous regardless...)
Looks like Irma is trailed by Tropical Storm Jose![]()
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She's pissed off at "45"YIKES!!! Mother Nature is one angry lady right now!
Imagine that...Jose. That's 'Ho-say', 45, and it is a Latino name.Looks like Irma is trailed by Tropical Storm Jose![]()
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They are in the direct path. If the eye doesn't go over them it will be close.
Latest advisory indicates that Irma will go over portions of the Virgin Islands. Winds of 185 mph with gusts to 200 mph are possible.
Did she say Why? It seems crazy to me to stay unless you have no way to leave (like one of your family members is incapacitated or you have no car).One of my nieces lives on the Gulf side of Florida. She and her family are planning to ride it out, come what may.
One of my nieces lives on the Gulf side of Florida. She and her family are planning to ride it out, come what may.....And someone stole almost all the gas out of her husband's truck overnight.