Check out this little pest. Possibility of criss-crossing the state and making landfall on both coasts. Some folks are still reeling from Ian, so the timing obviously sucks. And the media people get to show us their hype-games too.
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We have just been put under a hurricane watch. Let the madness begin!
I just got one of those loud alerts on my phone and it’s a weather activation for a storm with a likely flooding surge. I live about 11 miles from the Jax Beach oceanfront and almost five miles from the St. John’s River so I’m not worried but we are being told to expect 10” of rain and 60 mph winds. Like a tropical depression or even a strong nor’easter.
Happy to see that as I am right on the hurricane warning/tropical storm warning line. But I still want a day off from work!Looks like the landfall track has shifted up north to around Fort Pierce.
I'm off Friday anyway but would prefer not to have a storm here that day. Who wants to stand in line at Golden Corral in the rain?
Darn it! We needed the rain here in Tally.Looks like the landfall track has shifted up north to around Fort Pierce.
Cape Coral is currently on a watch for winds around 25 mph, 1-3 " of rain, and about 2 feet of surge.
Can't decide whether to put the shutters back up for that.
Can't decide whether to put the shutters back up for that.
I think youll get rain in Tally if it stays on this track. Should be rain farther west as well.
Tallahassee is showing the potential for some rain but none for the rest of the panhandle (currently).
Tally will get rain from this storm regardless. I am only concerned that the team flight might have delays getting out on Friday to Syracuse.
I thought about that, but I've yet to see any models predicting weather sufficiently severe to inhibit air traffic at TLH.
They're playing the ominous music during forecasts on the 8's now... You guys better take this cereal.
Under a hurricane warning now and still no word from corporate about the office closing tomorrow and Thursday. Don't think the Tri-rail will be running tomorrow so worst case I will work from home.
I like that channel as much as ESPN. Talk about weather hype.
I like Boo Berry or Frankenberry myself.Which cereal? Wheaties? Cocoa Puffs? Inquiring minds want to know.
So, people come to your house to drop their drawers and bend over? Dayum!
Tropical Storm Nicole intensifying as it heads towards the Bahamas and Florida » Yale Climate Connections
The large storm will bring impacts far to the north of its center, with coastal flooding expected all the way to North Carolina.
yaleclimateconnections.org
when you are good, people will follow you anywhere!
I actually do like Cocoa Puffs... Cinnamon Life is my go-to though.Which cereal? Wheaties? Cocoa Puffs? Inquiring minds want to know.
GFS and Euro model now have it ticking farther west with rain bands impacting most of the panhandle.
FSU meteorology grad - Dr Levi Cowan
Tuesday morning - Nicole to bring wide swath of impacts to Southeast U.S. and Bahamas
Tuesday morning - Nicole to bring wide swath of impacts to Southeast U.S. and Bahamas
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You might even get a sprinkle over in your neck of the woods.It's looking better for you.
It’s already very windy here but the air is much cooler than a summer storm would be. Live pictures from the beaches are crazy. Seafoam is covering A1A in Vilano Beach
