- Sep 13, 2002
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Hurricane season has arrived....
- Thread starter The Tradition
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You need this:
WTF is THAT?
Looks like a 10th grade flute player's lunch after the jock bullies dumped everything together, then threw up on it
Damn. We go about every year to Mad Beach for either Memorial or Labor Day & stay at a place that is across the street and maybe 500 yards north of All Seasons. Fortunately, the place we stay has just parking on the ground level, office & rooms start on the 2nd floor.
Spring Season - check
Summer Season - check
Fall Season - check
Winter Season - check
Hurricane Season..... not so much...
I couldn’t figure out why we were having stronger winds after the eye was north of Tampa. Then I looked at the radar and realized that the eye was closer to Tampa as the storm moved east towards Perry.
I stayed in that condo, next to the blue one, back in June
No victim blaming here…but if you get whacked at Malfunction Junction….?
Just imagine the fun here if the January hurricane naming conventions had tabbed this beeyotch Hurricane Harris....
We've seen ours dip about four times since 10PM, so it's definitely going out around town.
I hope that is the case, but it is still going to be bad here because of all the trees. There will be a lot of power outages for several days and most of the property damage will be from falling trees.
I'm in Tally. We still have power, but we are starting to get the winds coming through. The next 4 hours will be a bit rough. Don't expect to have power much longer.
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