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13. Thanks, yeah, they've lived in that area for 25-30 years.

Sat Sep 9, 2017, 09:12 PM

Sep 2017

I think they're just going to get trop storm winds and a lot of rain, potential tornadoes?

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Just look at Irma's outerbands [View all] malaise Sep 2017 OP

OMG! nt marybourg Sep 2017 #1

Yikes. pangaia Sep 2017 #2

LOL malaise Sep 2017 #3

This one will be in meteorology textbooks for years n/t lordsummerisle Sep 2017 #5

You're not saying everthing north of Florida B2G Sep 2017 #6

The red streak top right of Irma is plowing through So. Florida now. Scurrilous Sep 2017 #7

Stay safe malaise Sep 2017 #9

Thanks! Scurrilous Sep 2017 #12

OMG-- janx Sep 2017 #14

Good chance... Xolodno Sep 2017 #8

I have family in Palm Beach Gardens. janx Sep 2017 #10

Hope they're OK malaise Sep 2017 #11

Thanks, yeah, they've lived in that area for 25-30 years. janx Sep 2017 #13

TV News - Band moving through has precipitation rate of 1 inch per hour. Scurrilous Sep 2017 #15

She ain't nice. raven mad Sep 2017 #16