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Re: Preparing for Hurricane Earl
by gryd » September 4th, 2010, 6:19 am
I'm a happy camper this morning! 
Looks like I can manage my own water supply for a while longer. Will post update pics in my thread later this weekend.
Looks like I can manage my own water supply for a while longer. Will post update pics in my thread later this weekend.Main Front - Bedazzled, Midnight II, Moonlight KBG
Side Yards - Bewitched, Moonlight SLT, Brilliant, Blue Velvet KBG
Backyard - TTTF/KBG
Side Yards - Bewitched, Moonlight SLT, Brilliant, Blue Velvet KBG
Backyard - TTTF/KBG
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Re: Preparing for Hurricane Earl
by MorpheusPA » September 4th, 2010, 10:48 am
andy10917 wrote:Since I own a place right on the water in Key Largo, I pay lots of attention to hurricanes. All I can say is this: God help the Gulf Coast if one runs the Florida Straits and gets into the Gulf. The water temp is 30.5 C if I remember, a record and it will make a storm explode.
Did you notice the disturbance starting off the Yucatan peninsula this morning? Fortunately they're only giving it a 20% chance of development before it reaches land.
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Renovation 2007
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