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Awsi Dooger

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15. There is one model tonight that has it slightly off the west coast of Florida

Reply to GreatCaesarsGhost (Original post)

Fri Sep 8, 2017, 08:36 PM

Sep 2017

I'm still worried it will turn back toward southeast Florida.

Tonight I'm driving to Orlando. It's possible I could get hit worse there than by staying in Miami.

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What if Irma doesn't turn and heads into the gulf? [View all] GreatCaesarsGhost Sep 2017 OP

That would be a whole different horror story. madaboutharry Sep 2017 #1

At this point, nothing. The Velveteen Ocelot Sep 2017 #2

Trust in the people who have devoted their lives to the analysis Xipe Totec Sep 2017 #3

Well at least the chickens in Key West are safe malaise Sep 2017 #4

PETA will be displeased Not Ruth Sep 2017 #5

butbutbut where are their helmets? pansypoo53219 Sep 2017 #17

Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah malaise Sep 2017 #18

What if my Aunt had balls? maxsolomon Sep 2017 #6

She'd be your uncle GreatCaesarsGhost Sep 2017 #9

You gave me a good chuckle! Too funny. MLAA Sep 2017 #13

Technically, it just takes a few hectopascals of pressure. NutmegYankee Sep 2017 #7

I think we tried to tell Trump he could do it NotASurfer Sep 2017 #8

There was a front that moved through Texas a couple days ago tammywammy Sep 2017 #10

There is a cold front blocking it form going to far into the Gulf Gothmog Sep 2017 #11

Hmm, surface level wind vs mid altitude vs jet stream 4139 Sep 2017 #14

Katrina II, the Sequel. roamer65 Sep 2017 #12

There is one model tonight that has it slightly off the west coast of Florida Awsi Dooger Sep 2017 #15

On CNN, a storm hunter said not to get hung up on the path, and that ecstatic Sep 2017 #16

I've considered that customerserviceguy Sep 2017 #19