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hope everyone made it out ok
hope everyone made it out ok
Hurricane Ian
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The Everglades don’t have that effect on hurricanes. They actually serve as a buffer.
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May not have power and/or cell service. We have family in Englewood currently dealing with that.
Ya they were just talking about over 100 temp cell towers being sent in as many of them were destroyed.
I really need to get back to Tennessee. All the family on my mom's side is from a town just below Nashville called Lawrenceburg. I was a military brat in Floridia which is why I mostly grew up there. Grandparents have passed so I don't get up there much anymore. Safe Travels
Damn
Anyone know if/how Orlando was affected?
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Just checking in. Lots of clean up to be done on my end, a lot of trees knocked over, and sticks everywhere. The wind ended up flipping my tent over from my backyard which help the motorcycles. All of the motorcycles got flipped and tossed over. A bit of fairings damaged, R1 took a beating, the bike I was so scared for it being damaged was my fathers motorcycle. Luckily it only had minor scratches, and one little dent. I can live with that. Cars didn’t turn out to bad. I’ll live with the damage and keep moving forward?
This one didn't though. A day later it just exited the east coast and still a Cat 1. Over 3 hrs in after landfall yesterday and it was still a strong 3 plowing through the state.
Also impressive is that Ian was moving like 8mph.
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He is good. No power currently.
This pic was Sunday and likely why many in Ft. Myers proximity were caught with their gaurd down. You just never know with these storms and have to watch them daily. Extreme edge of cone and even the following day they were talking about it skating the coast west of Tampa. Tuesday morning shift south, Tuesday afternoon further, and yesterday morning locked on that area. Models in complete disagreement with one going to Tallahasse and the other going to Ft. Myers setting up the "cone of uncertainty".
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This pic was Sunday and likely why many in Ft. Myers proximity were caught with their gaurd down. You just never know with these storms and have to watch them daily. Extreme edge of cone and even the following day that were talking about it skating the coast west of Tampa. Tuesday morning shift south, Tuesday afternoon further, and yesterday morning locked on that area. Models in complete disagreement with one going to Tallahasse and the other going to Ft. Myers setting up the "cone of uncertainty".
My wife said they got sucker punched. Pretty accurate.
Crazy as it literally followed the right line of the graph. Even today out in the Atlantic and bending back to GA/SC.
Wonder if Jim is headed here to Charleston?! LOL
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