S. Florida Rainfall Totals From Eta May Hit 23"; Storm Track Now Looks Like Panhandle/MS By Saturday

[Chainfire]

3. That track has it pointing at me. (look closely, I am wearing the ball cap and waving)

I lived in that part of Florida for a while. It is only a few feet above sea level, flat as a pancake and most of it is covered in asphalt or concrete.

We could use some rain, in North Florida, but not in that kind of volume. I am glad to see it won't be a wind event. I am still cleaning up from Michael from two years ago. That one was was a bugger and it knocked down 65% of the trees on my (formerly) heavy wooded property.