This hurricane season.
Sep. 6th, 2004 03:36 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lionkingcmslOk, I want to know what south Florida did to make the hurricanes take an interest in it so much this year.
First there was Bonnie. Not much damage, but it was still there.
Second was Charley. The first hurricane in over 40 years to strike the west coast of the state in that particular area. A Cat. 4 storm that came in with almost no warning, and proceded to rip up the state from Punta Gorda (basically no longer there) to the Daytona area.
Now we have had Frances pound the south central part of the state from east coast (Miami) to west coast (Tampa) and now is taking on the panhandle.
Next up it seems that Ivan is taking a course that will have it pass over the keys and southern tip next Saturday or so. The forecasters are saying this can become a Cat. 5 storm very soon.
Is someone trying to wipe south Florida off of the face of the earth?
It sure seems like it. :={
First there was Bonnie. Not much damage, but it was still there.
Second was Charley. The first hurricane in over 40 years to strike the west coast of the state in that particular area. A Cat. 4 storm that came in with almost no warning, and proceded to rip up the state from Punta Gorda (basically no longer there) to the Daytona area.
Now we have had Frances pound the south central part of the state from east coast (Miami) to west coast (Tampa) and now is taking on the panhandle.
Next up it seems that Ivan is taking a course that will have it pass over the keys and southern tip next Saturday or so. The forecasters are saying this can become a Cat. 5 storm very soon.
Is someone trying to wipe south Florida off of the face of the earth?
It sure seems like it. :={
