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republianmushroom

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37. The will continue to come earlier, more frequent and stronger in the future. IMO

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Sun Jun 30, 2024, 11:40 AM

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Meanwhile in the Atlantic approaching the Caribbean [View all] malaise Jun 2024 OP

Mother Nature could care less about debates or elections..she just does her own thing.. Deuxcents Jun 2024 #1

Her own thing is being influenced by human activity. The Fla Straights and Caribbean basin waters are at record temps. Marcus IM Jun 2024 #3

Isn't that the truth malaise Jun 2024 #5

Here's a good tracking site ... Marcus IM Jun 2024 #2

I'm sitting in sw Florida so we can keep malaise company ⛈️ Deuxcents Jun 2024 #4

I'm still feeling a bit of PTSD since Andrew. Marcus IM Jun 2024 #7

Andrew will be forever blazed in our memories. My cousins lived in what once was Perrine Deuxcents Jun 2024 #8

TY. You too. Marcus IM Jun 2024 #9

Beryl is heading my way they say malaise Jun 2024 #10

Was Gilbert for me malaise Jun 2024 #21

Holy shit Beryl will now be a major hurricane malaise Jun 2024 #25

Forecasters are worried about the speed of increase. Marcus IM Jun 2024 #28

Yes malaise Jun 2024 #36

Time for Trump to swoop in with his Sharpie and save the day! rurallib Jun 2024 #6

Just upgraded to tropical storm Beryl .. watch out malaise and our DU friends at the Lake in Costa Rica Deuxcents Jun 2024 #11

Watching malaise Jun 2024 #20

Here they come. roamer65 Jun 2024 #12

We'll be lucky this time malaise Jun 2024 #22

Yikes! It's too early for this! LeftInTX Jun 2024 #13

The one good thing malaise Jun 2024 #24

Forecast to be a major when it passes the Antilles! LeftInTX Jun 2024 #30

Yes that changed after my post malaise Jun 2024 #31

Batten down the hatches malaise ornotna Jun 2024 #14

Not sure the environmental conditions in the northern Caribbean will let Beryl malaise Jun 2024 #15

Now would be a great time for a little Prairie_Seagull Jun 2024 #16

I am actually booked to travel Thursday malaise Jun 2024 #17

I went through one of these in NC Prairie_Seagull Jun 2024 #23

Nice map, unless you're sitting on the island of Jamaica, ... JustABozoOnThisBus Jun 2024 #18

We're overdue but I don't think Beryl is our storm malaise Jun 2024 #19

A Cat 1 can blow the little umbrella out of your beach bar drink, ... JustABozoOnThisBus Jun 2024 #26

Agreed malaise Jun 2024 #32

It's a seasonal thing. It will pass. Says no one who knows. cachukis Jun 2024 #27

Some low pressure areas, cometh. republianmushroom Jun 2024 #29

This one is unbelievable for July 1 malaise Jun 2024 #33

are you likely to lose power, internet? DoBW Jun 2024 #34

Looks like it will pass south of us as a Cat 2 malaise Jun 2024 #35

The will continue to come earlier, more frequent and stronger in the future. IMO republianmushroom Jun 2024 #37

There's one behind it was a 70% chance malaise Jun 2024 #38