Natural disasters oftentimes place a spotlight on government leaders and it will be interesting to see how DeSantis fares - I’m going with not so well.
==Right now it sounds Ft. Myers might be missed, but Tampa-St. Pete are wearing the bullseye==
The most recent NHC forecast track (11am Eastern) moves the track south and east. Good news for Tampa, bad news for Fort Meyers. The biggest storm surge flooding will be south of where the eye makes landfall; north of the eye, the winds will blow the water away from the shore.
- Pot calling kettle - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 8:54 am:
For updates: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/
Click on the hurricane on the map for an array of forecast materials. This could be quite bad.
- vern - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 8:59 am:
Honestly surprised there’s anyone in the country named “Bruiser” who’s not in Stockton for Sonny Bather’s funeral.
- We’ll See - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 9:11 am:
Natural disasters oftentimes place a spotlight on government leaders and it will be interesting to see how DeSantis fares - I’m going with not so well.
- VerySmallRocks - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 9:11 am:
A lot of folks still prefer low taxes and no regulation to the risk of getting wiped off the planet.
- vern - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 9:12 am:
*Barger, autocorrect trashed my joke
- Grandson of Man - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 9:12 am:
Great tune from a great album side. Shouldn’t complain much about the chillier weather here in Illinois.
- Friendly Bob Adams - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 9:18 am:
Like many folks in Illinois I have relatives in Florida. Wishing the best for them and the rest of the Floridians.
- We’ll See - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 9:32 am:
“Chicago gets bypassed again” - Kristen McQueary probably /s
- Lurker - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 9:35 am:
Vern, obviously Bruiser is a dog and someone else in Rich’s household posted the daily intro message. 🧐
- Vote Quimby - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 9:36 am:
Headline: Florida Residents Want DeSantis To Treat Them Like Illegal Aliens and Flown North /s
Seriously, hope everyone stays safe in the Sunshine State.
- Oswego Willy - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 9:39 am:
===Kristen McQueary===
Now there’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time, a very long time.
Since March 3rd, only 2 tweets.
Her “insight” has not been forgotten
- Annonin' - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 9:54 am:
Right now it sounds Ft. Myers might be missed, but Tampa-St. Pete are wearing the bullseye
- Amalia - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 10:06 am:
I have a couple friends right in the hard path and some in states after that may get hit and who are worried. prayers for all.
- Northsider - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 10:11 am:
== Her “insight” has not been forgotten ==
Yes it has.
- Oswego Willy - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 10:13 am:
===Yes it has.===
I see what you did there, that’s pretty solid. Good stuff
Maybe the reason McQueary is out of the picture… it’s not wholly her choice?
Who knows.
- AcademicUnionStateEmployee - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 10:23 am:
Glad to have my 5th COVID vax yesterday (third booster).
- Demoralized - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 10:35 am:
Some people on here appear to have 2 or 3 names. Pick one.
- Huh? - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 11:09 am:
My widowed stepmother is in Fort Myers. Am keeping eye on storm track. So far it seems Fort Myers may get brushed by the hurricane.
There is a good NHC KMZ file to keep track of hurricanes using Google earth.
- Pot calling kettle - Tuesday, Sep 27, 22 @ 12:50 pm:
==Right now it sounds Ft. Myers might be missed, but Tampa-St. Pete are wearing the bullseye==
The most recent NHC forecast track (11am Eastern) moves the track south and east. Good news for Tampa, bad news for Fort Meyers. The biggest storm surge flooding will be south of where the eye makes landfall; north of the eye, the winds will blow the water away from the shore.