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I'm hoping it'll be gone or almost gone by the time we get to Marathon about noon on Saturday.
People get ready, there's a storm a comin'...
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I don't think you have much to worry about in Marathon on Sat. It should be around Georgia by then.
Guys I gotta ask this, but won't the viz be cr*p right after the 'cane passes?
When we have a storm it usually takes maybe a week before the water clears.
Stay safe everyone.
Paul.
When we have a storm it usually takes maybe a week before the water clears.
Stay safe everyone.
Paul.
Click on this link and check out the forecast, particularly at the difference between Friday night and Saturday. 10 - 15 knot winds out of the SE will yield more than 2 - 4' seas (more like 4 - 6)Hoot:
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/mfl/newpage/cgi-bin/master.pl?suite=marine&zone=AMZ650&name=Jupiter\\sInlet\\sto\\sDeerfield\\sBeach\\sOut\\s20\\sNM
Colin and Reefguy, take care guys; be safe!!!
BE careful, be very careful. Get the sea reports before venturing out on a charter dive. Sometimes the most memorable dives are done in high seas bt not because it was fun!
It is better to dive the another weekend besides the treasures get washed up after a hurricane.
For those of you who have never dove in high seas (12') and a 9 knot current it is very taxing on the system and requires ALOt of skill and overall is not really worth the experience.
After Andrew my hurricane preparation changed to go take a trip.. maybe six flags Ga. With the new job I, however have to stay in the event of hurricane but the building I work in is VERY secure.
It is better to dive the another weekend besides the treasures get washed up after a hurricane.
For those of you who have never dove in high seas (12') and a 9 knot current it is very taxing on the system and requires ALOt of skill and overall is not really worth the experience.
After Andrew my hurricane preparation changed to go take a trip.. maybe six flags Ga. With the new job I, however have to stay in the event of hurricane but the building I work in is VERY secure.
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Rolling on the floor laughing...
NOW I know the name for my "problem".
Rolling on the floor laughing...
NOW I know the name for my "problem".
cancun mark:
The Chairman
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Florida declared a disaster area
Storm Carib
Florida Disaster Central (Has nothing to do with our voting system
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Storm Carib
Florida Disaster Central (Has nothing to do with our voting system
)
Ok, yesterday 11am report gave it going ft myers to around titusville/daytona, this morning around 8am i was seeing tampa to jacksonville, then 11am this morning they updated it again to what looks like a bit north of tarpon springs to lake city to savannah. It appears to be moving more westerly, away from a lot of us who were in the orginal projected path (at least of the eye). Not saying there isnt still a flooding or coastal wave risk for you on the coast, but its not aimed quite where was originally thought - ie not getting quite the same effect from the other systems around here at the moment as they originally thought. Who knows, but tomorrow morning it could follow Bonnie's path very closely coming in on the big bend and hardly touching FL.
Thanks NetDoc, we are all ready just incase one has a change in plans and hit here.
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