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BumRushDaShow

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22. Yup, once it starts moving

Reply to ananda (Reply #21)

Sat Oct 5, 2024, 07:46 PM

Oct 5

Am surprised it is almost sitting and spinning at the moment. I guess eventually a front will start moving across the continental U.S. and capture it so it would finally have some steering mechanism.

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Tropical Storm Milton forms in Gulf of Mexico, expected to strike Florida as hurricane [View all] BumRushDaShow Oct 5 OP

Looks like the future is now. dchill Oct 5 #1

The worst was 2004. Six hurricanes. This year has been mild. jimfields33 Oct 5 #27

It's only just October. dchill Oct 5 #30

December will be nice. Weather always perfect. jimfields33 Oct 6 #32

Hurricane season ends November 30th. dchill Oct 6 #33

Time to go to bed. jimfields33 Oct 6 #34

Cue eMpTyhead Greene. "See, the government even FORECASTS these things." . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Oct 5 #2

As much as I miss it, I'm so glad we don't live on the water any longer Native Oct 5 #3

The things you mentioned are not just happening in Florida slightlv Oct 5 #9

The trees are all weak from Ozone pollution IbogaProject Oct 5 #17

We have a family golf course in Augusta georgia, and we had over 200 trees uprooted or destroyed from Helene Native Oct 5 #18

So sorry to hear IbogaProject Oct 5 #29

Exactly. Native Oct 6 #39

Death Sentence is to blame. Didn.t show up for Joe. GreenWave Oct 5 #4

Post removed Post removed Oct 5 #5

perhaps the MAGAts will rethink Climate Change pfitz59 Oct 5 #6

No Thanks! fmdaddio Oct 5 #7

Good? I have friends in central Florida. Auggie Oct 5 #8

You hope -- really? Intractable Oct 5 #10

Gee, thanks. Ligyron Oct 5 #13

You deserve a good spanking for your comment Zorro Oct 5 #14

How pleasant of you EX500rider Oct 5 #15

I remember someon from FLA telling me years ago moniss Oct 5 #11

Storm surge Strelnikov_ Oct 5 #28

I get it now. The person was from moniss Oct 6 #38

I can understand the angst about Florida... slightlv Oct 5 #12

Geez, another monster. Here's the pic from Zoom Earth. ananda Oct 5 #16

The latest - a big blob of juicy clouds and convection BumRushDaShow Oct 5 #20

And it's going to strengthen and organize. ananda Oct 5 #21

Yup, once it starts moving BumRushDaShow Oct 5 #22

I don't know enough about hurricanes to know if that is good or bad... ananda Oct 5 #23

Well with it sitting where it is not moving much BumRushDaShow Oct 5 #24

That makes sense. ananda Oct 5 #25

One of my hobbies! BumRushDaShow Oct 6 #35

Here we go again. tavernier Oct 5 #19

My uncles and aunt, uncle and cousins... róisín_dubh Oct 6 #31

"we're preparing for the remnants of a different tropical system in England..." BumRushDaShow Oct 6 #36

This appears to be Florida's future. OAITW r.2.0 Oct 5 #26

The 2004 hurricane season ended up with Florida getting hit with 4 BumRushDaShow Oct 6 #37