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Most powerful hurrican on record and it is headed right for South Florida. Thank god (for me anyways) that it is headed for the west coast first.
This hurricane stuff is really taking its toll. I thought we were out of the woods.
Guess we better buckle down one more time.
You're in Miami you big silly, come up to west palm and hang out for this one!
Its a big ****er too...we'll no doubt get a lil of it down here in miami...hopefully not the bruntQuote:
Originally Posted by tempbrit
what do you mean most powerful? it's even stronger than the previous ones this year or most powerful ever? :scratch:Quote:
Originally Posted by tempbrit
fuk hurricanes. i'm glad i live in cali. only have to worry about snow and that comes at the most once a year.
We've been lucky as hell this year. Figures at the end of the hurricane season we get the worst one yet.....Batten down the hatches South Florida people...lol
OG
I already called my boy in Vegas and told him to get the spare room ready :lol: . I swear I am NOT doing any rebuilding crap. I'm in the process of selling all my investment property in Florida b/c like OG said, we've been spared but there's always next year. My office building is insured and that's all I want to own in Florida, the rest will be outside the state or on paper. I just can't believe this thing is headed for poor Punta Gorda AGAIN. Then again, that place is still flat from last year so there's not much left to damage.
Exactly, I mean....everyone was freaking out that Rita might hit New Orleans again. I am thinking why not, the place is completely destroyed as is, what further damage can really happen.
bad stuff
You're so articulate. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by CRUISECONTROL
Are they prediciting this one will maintain its strength, cause if it does. Look out.
well good luck to all who live in that area.
it's suppose to lose strength before reaching flordia. it's already down to 165mph from 175mph.Quote:
Originally Posted by Giantz11
In this day and age it's hard to believe but trust me-->THEY DON'T KNOW JACK SH!T! They are always so far off with their little "cone of death". It should weaken a bit, but it's still gonna fvck up some poor town. Not mine, though. East coast shouldn't get it too bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Giantz11
That's ok, cause I'll run through you town and they'll call it Hurrican Giantz :evil2:Quote:
Originally Posted by SMYL_GR8
That is how a Post Whore is able to maintain the exemplary level of post count!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by SMYL_GR8
Yeah, bro, cuz you're a fvckin' natural disaster!Quote:
Originally Posted by Giantz11
I see.Quote:
Originally Posted by CRUISECONTROL
How was that?
Buckle down, my FL brethren.
I dunno... after Rita i think the media might make it out to be a bit bigger than it is...
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Originally Posted by Jakspro
hell yeah, they prolly will, i wounder if we will see an Alpha
is there any predictions on how fast winds will be once hitting the east coast of fla.
If I am not mistaken, the intensity of a hurricane is the most difficult thing for them to predict. I do not think that anyone has been seriously trying to estimate the strength of the hurricane when it hits the East Coast.
I did hear one weather guy on TV last night say that the current path takes it right over the Everglades. He mentioned that this was bad news for East Coasters because the Storm will likely not lose much strength as it crosses the Glades.
I hope this is the end for this year. I do not want to see Alpha.
wtf im tired of hurricanes
Well good news, they're saying that it will strike the West coast as a Cat 1 or 2 and be a Cat 1 by the east coast. Cat 1?!?! HA! I go surfing in Cat 1's! :7up: