15-09-2004 05:20									#31
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earthquakes are much more bearable than hurricanes or storms.

	15-09-2004 05:20									#32
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I dunno. I love Florida.

Bunnygrrl's best freind lives in SD, and when BG visited, she didn't like it too much. Course, several of our other close friend are considering moving that way, so maybe . . .

	15-09-2004 05:33									#33
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The Weather Service really blew a golden opportunity to name hurricanes this year. They cudda used:

Hurricane al Qaeda
Hurricane Baghdad
Hurricane Chaney
Hurricane Dean
Hurricane Edwards
Hurricane Fatawah
Hurricane George W.
Hurricane H-Hour
Hurricane Iraq
Hurricane Jihad
Hurricane Kerry
Hurricane Moujahadin
Hurricane Nader
Hurricane Osama

	15-09-2004 05:35									#34
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Bunnygrrl's best friend also mentioned something about wanting to move back to Chicago, at the wedding. Of course, she changes her mind as often as Fez changes his unwavering stance on a given topic, so who knows?

	15-09-2004 06:22									#35
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Could some mod fix the spelling in the thread title? It should be Jeanne, not Jean.

	15-09-2004 08:22									#36
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Jeanne's storm force winds only extend 80 miles from center. The storm itself could fit inside Ivan's eye.

	15-09-2004 12:25									#37
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Windfield is up:

	15-09-2004 12:28									#38
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Hurricane Ted Striker

	16-09-2004 04:54									#39
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Interestingly, on The News Hour tonight, they said Jeanne might hit the Gulf Coast somehow.

And far out in the Atlantic, a storm that will be named Karl is organizing, though it probably will turn out to sea.

	16-09-2004 05:57									#40
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara There are the occasional tropical storms though. Plus, earthquakes, wildfires, mudslides, and actors. And MtG sent me info on a job in SD to which I have applied.

South Dakota?

	16-09-2004 06:13									#41
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I think he means San Diego.

	16-09-2004 07:59									#42
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	17-09-2004 05:12									#43
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this ones heading straight up the florida coast.

	17-09-2004 05:14									#44
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and lemme guess, theres another one behind it.

	17-09-2004 05:19									#45
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Jeanne is now a Hurricane.

Karl is of no consequence. It is projected to come nowhere near land.

	17-09-2004 19:12									#46
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* chegitz guevara looks at OP.

AAAAUUUUGGGGHHHH!!!!!!!!

	17-09-2004 19:51									#47
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara Currently known as Tropical Depression 11, it is expected to become Tropical Storm Jeanne tomorrow, and Hurricane Jeanne on Friday. Keep safe GT. This one's headed your way.

where did you find that track? I've never seen a hurricane turn west like that. They either go straight or turn north.

I think Florida will be spared this one.

	17-09-2004 19:57									#48
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I think God's trying to run a record season this year. Karl is definitely turning to FL, no doubt.

Anyway, how's it like to go under three or four hurricanes in a month, Che? Florida ain't so "sunny and warm" this season

	17-09-2004 19:59									#49
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Florida is a big state.

Really.

Has any 1 area of the state been hit directly twice? note the key word: directly. I'd say no.

	17-09-2004 22:51									#50
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He called her a *****.

	17-09-2004 23:14									#51
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quote: Originally posted by Dissident where did you find that track? I've never seen a hurricane turn west like that. They either go straight or turn north.

It's leached from the National Hurricane Center, so it updates every 6 hours.

There's a high pressure ridge from Canada over the Atlantic which will keep Jeanne from continuing North. The question right now is when will they interact, and will Jeanne hit North Florida, Georgia, or South Carolina?

	18-09-2004 05:42									#52
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Back to uncertainty. There's a high pressure zone on one side and a low pressure zone on the other, and other could make it go left or right. Won't know 'till later.

	18-09-2004 06:19									#53
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we might get some rain off of hurricane Javier .

Of course once it reaches hundreds of miles inland- it's not called a hurricane . But basically the very outskirts of the hurricane (which is heading NW away from the pacific coast) may give us a chance of rain tomorrow night. Probably won't get that far north though. We'll see.

	18-09-2004 06:29									#54
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Good luck on getting some rain. Even if it doesn't get you, it should help put some water back into Lake Mead.

	18-09-2004 06:36									#55
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yeah. too much rain back east. not enough out west.

	18-09-2004 06:37									#56
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Basically what ever happens now depends on what Ivan does.

	18-09-2004 06:38									#57
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We are running a drought here in SoCal... we could really use some of that rain dropped over Florida..

	18-09-2004 06:53									#58
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quote: Originally posted by Giancarlo We are running a drought here in SoCal... we could really use some of that rain dropped over Florida..

you'll probably get some from javier.

	18-09-2004 07:05									#59
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quote: Originally posted by Kalius Basically what ever happens now depends on what Ivan does.

Where are you located?

	18-09-2004 07:09									#60
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I'm just quoting from the NHC:

quote: EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENS IS DEPENDENT ON THE EVOLUTION OF THE REMAINS OF IVAN AND THERE IS DISAGREEMENT ON THIS.

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/text/refres...l/172045.shtml?

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