Hurricane Erika is no more
This morning Erika died near Cuba. Florida will only get rain. Some places in Florida do not need the rain.
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- Fred might be the first signifcant hurricane of the season, though life for it shorterm does not look good. See where Fred is in another 10 to 14 days.
2012Coleman wrote:
westernrvparkowner wrote:
This goes for the local stations as well. No reporting from the beach dressed in rain slicks getting buffeted by wind or pointing to downed limbs proclaiming "Storm Damage"!tomkaren13 wrote:
The areas that do need rain might want to consider having the employees of the weather channel visit. The tears they are shedding because they won't have a disaster to cover are enough to irrigate a whole lot of acreage.
This morning Erika died near Cuba. Florida will only get rain. Some places in Florida do not need the rain.
Or the stop sign shaking in the wind.westernrvparkowner wrote:
This goes for the local stations as well. No reporting from the beach dressed in rain slicks getting buffeted by wind or pointing to downed limbs proclaiming "Storm Damage"!tomkaren13 wrote:
The areas that do need rain might want to consider having the employees of the weather channel visit. The tears they are shedding because they won't have a disaster to cover are enough to irrigate a whole lot of acreage.
This morning Erika died near Cuba. Florida will only get rain. Some places in Florida do not need the rain.westernrvparkowner wrote:
tomkaren13 wrote:
The areas that do need rain might want to consider having the employees of the weather channel visit. The tears they are shedding because they won't have a disaster to cover are enough to irrigate a whole lot of acreage.
This morning Erika died near Cuba. Florida will only get rain. Some places in Florida do not need the rain.
So true! Always wonder if there be a reason for them to go to Montana! LOL- What is Jim Cantore going to do??
He was all set to cover it.
We Floridians could always predict where the hurricane was going based on where Jim set up to broadcast. :) westernrvparkowner wrote:
The areas that do need rain might want to consider having the employees of the weather channel visit. The tears they are shedding because they won't have a disaster to cover are enough to irrigate a whole lot of acreage.
Too funny!tomkaren13 wrote:
The areas that do need rain might want to consider having the employees of the weather channel visit. The tears they are shedding because they won't have a disaster to cover are enough to irrigate a whole lot of acreage.
This morning Erika died near Cuba. Florida will only get rain. Some places in Florida do not need the rain.- We'd sure be glad for the rain out here...That said, glad the hurricane aspect of the storm has died out, anyway.
- Yeah, Dominica got his hard with the rain.
I mentioned the flooding aspect on another thread.
Some of the spaghetti models predict it's going to miss Florida altogether. GMandJM wrote:
What a relief!
It wasn't the Wind that did the most damage in PR and Dominica, it was the massive amounts of rain!! In addition what is left of the storm is headed out over warm water and has the chance to regain strength.
